Delayed updates by a day, so I'll make up for the past two days' trading records today.

First, let's talk about the failed SKATE trade. The day before yesterday, this coin and three others were delisted. I targeted it because it had the lowest liquidity—just over $3 million. Based on experience, these kinds of coins are prone to a final "farewell rally." I have indeed seen quite a few tokens pump hard right before delisting, but this time was completely different; after opening the position, it just went straight down. Looking back, there might be a minor rebound, but there's no hype left—it's best to stay away during these dead periods.

The lesson: not every delisted coin can replicate the moonshot script; most just slowly go to zero in the end.

Now, about today’s BEAT trade, which helped me recover some ground. The entry timing wasn’t perfect—jumped in as it broke the previous high, but later realized that “previous high” wasn’t really a key resistance on the K-line—not rigorous enough. Still, luck was on my side; at its peak, it hit 100% profit (5x leverage). At the same time, I set a short order at $2 hoping to profit both ways, but the price stalled at $1.95 and didn’t budge, just missing my target. I originally thought it would spike to the round number and trigger a bunch of stop-loss orders, but apparently, there wasn’t much position above $2.

Here’s my outlook for BEAT: I think it’s far from topping out. The reason is simple—look at the daily and 4-hour volume; it’s way lower now than when it first launched. The project team can’t have sold out already, and while other tokens dump once contracts are listed, this one is rising with declining volume, which clearly means distribution isn’t done yet. Most likely, there’ll be another pump to new highs before a dump.

In terms of timing, I’m bullish for about a month long-term, but the 15-minute volatility is really hard to predict.

Lastly, ETH and TRUMP—still the same logic as before: trading on rate cut expectations. In theory, there’s still room to run, but with the meeting on the 10th, there’s not much time left for speculation. My take-profit line is set at ETH 3100; if it doesn’t reach that level tomorrow, it means the hype has died out early and there may be a short-term reversal, in which case I’ll just close out and wait.

Make your own decisions on trading; I’ve already set my risk management lines.