This move doesn’t even require me to think—the account is dancing on its own. I opened the chart this morning and saw a fake breakout at the highs, immediately followed by consecutive bearish candles. The baiting-long smell was way too strong. I said right then that every push upward was falling just short, with trapped holders all above; this kind of rebound is simply serving food to short sellers. If you’re not in a position, taking a look keeps you clear-headed; buying even one unit makes you foolish. When it pulled back, someone asked whether they could go long. I said I wouldn’t touch this level until volume caught up—set a stop-loss and wait for direction. In the end, the direction revealed itself. Entry at 0.8174; I just took a glance, and it’s now at 0.3139, +4372.43%. Feels amazing—the people on board should all be waking up laughing. First close 80% and take the profits, then move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% closer to the entry price. If it continues selling off, let the profits run. Don’t get inflated by profits, and don’t despair over a pullback. For those who haven’t boarded yet, take my advice: now is not the time to rush in. Wait for a more comfortable entry in the next round and stay patient. Hold as long as the trend remains intact; get out if it breaks down. Don’t fall in love with a stock. $ETH $XRP

I just switched the app to the background, and it immediately popped back up—is it playing hide-and-seek with me? With the screen glowing green, I was watching the market. Selling pressure was strong, each rebound was weaker than the last, and volume kept shrinking. This structure is a classic case of a rise without follow-through, so I entered a short position. I entered during the repeated intraday swings, and the price of $XRP fell from 1.4798 to 1.4232. The +369.69% unrealized profit is already sitting in my account—what a great feeling. This trade was all about timing and patience. Being out of a position is not a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. In terms of execution, I’ll first close 70% at the initial target, then move the stop-loss for the remaining 30% above the entry price. We need to protect the profits from this move and not let them slip away. Don’t be greedy for the last bite—take profits when it’s time. For those who haven’t gotten in yet, listen to me: now is not the time to rush. The market won’t offer only one opportunity. I’ll promptly alert you when a more comfortable entry point comes in the next round. The market specializes in disciplining all kinds of overconfidence, especially those who think they’re the smartest. $SOL $BNB

With this trend, I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own. When I saw $CAP bottoming out intraday and holding after the pullback, with buying pressure gradually strengthening, I went ahead and opened a long at 0.02038. I didn’t dare say anything at the time, because positions like this are the easiest to get fooled by, but I knew deep down that quantitative change was already building toward qualitative change. Now it’s at 0.06925, with +4725% right in my face—I nailed this move. In terms of execution, take profit on 80% first, and let the stop-loss on the remaining 20% execute according to plan, letting the profits run on their own. The market is the ultimate cure for all kinds of defiance, especially for the person who thinks they’re the smartest. Even if you only make one point, as long as you can take it away, it’s yours; however much unrealized profit there is, that belongs to the market. Chasing entries makes it easy to get hung up at the top—wait for a more comfortable position for the next shot, and don’t rush. $XRP $LAB