In the past few days, I have closed most of my positions and added an additional $100U in margin to stabilize the account. To be honest, during this period, I have been relying entirely on Polymarket's earnings to fill the gaps, as the performance of many altcoins has indeed been disappointing.

Looking back at my operations, the problem still lies in setting profit-taking targets too aggressively. Previously, I generally exited at a 200% target, in other words, closing the position as soon as it gained 10 points, which caused me to miss many subsequent market movements. This trading approach is ineffective in sideways markets and also easily gets shaken out.

My current idea is to adjust the profit-taking point to the 60-80 range, which would be more reasonable. This way, I can ensure the possibility of quick capital recovery without being too greedy. Regarding $AT, recent developments are somewhat concerning. If there are future adjustments to fee policies, I might have to consider stop-loss exits. The bottom line is to stick to the fundamentals—risk management will always come first.