Recap: Last night, when @E5@ was calling for a short at 1885, there was quite a lot of skepticism, after all, the whole plaza was shouting: "Breaking the 2000 barrier soon."

And what happened? The highest was 2002, then it plummeted, with a low of 1893. What about those shouting to break 2000? They got wiped out, trapped, probably cursing at their screens right now. $ETH

I never argue with people. The financial market is the best filter; if you see it right, the market will automatically credit those doubters' money to your account, physically erasing their wealth. It’s way more satisfying and efficient than arguing online for three days and nights.

So now, when I see those shouting "Must break," "Stable now," "Go all-in," I don’t get annoyed at all, even a little happy. These people aren’t giving away money—who is? Coming into this market isn’t just about harvesting IQ, is it? Do they really do it for charity?

Your understanding of the world, your judgment of capital flow, your insight into human weaknesses—all of it gets realized here. If you’ve been stable and losing money for years, it’s probably not the market’s fault.

You are the one still giving away.

It’s harsh to say, but losing money isn’t hard to smell.