Oil prices continue to rise, my new round of averaging down prices are WTI at 89 dollars, Brant at 95 dollars, the orders are already set, but I don't know when they will be executed. My concept is that the higher oil prices rise, the more aggressive my short positions will be. The funds I invested in the range of 70 dollars to 80+ dollars are not large, but I will start to increase the funds when it reaches 80 dollars to 90+ dollars, and will continue to add once it exceeds 100 dollars.

The reason is that the higher the price, the shorter the time it remains at such high levels. We can see this from the recent US and Iran conflict; even though the highest price nearly touched 120 dollars, the actual time above 105 dollars was very short. Most of the time was between 90 dollars and 100 dollars, so this range is what needs the most attention.

Of course, nobody knows if it can return to prices between 90 dollars and 100 dollars, so gradually betting is a relatively safe approach. Especially when the war shows signs of changes and both sides are preparing to negotiate, some funds can be slightly increased. After all, once it returns to negotiations, the market's expected price is often between 75 dollars and 65 dollars.

So each time I emphasize, I think shorting oil is not a big problem, but one must pay attention to the margin. It is necessary to ensure that the margin leads the current price by at least 10 dollars; this is the safer range.

For bitcoin:native, it seems to have returned to a slight oscillation trend, but the issue is not significant. From the funding perspective, traditional ETFs and crypto-native funds are still buying. Personally, I also continue to maintain a dual-coin model, basically keeping the purchase price around 63,000 dollars.

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