$USELESS This long position didn’t add hastily after entry; I first waited to see whether USELESS could hold above the previous high. Support on the pullback was stronger than expected, and the false breakout didn’t damage the structure, so I continued holding. Once the +2437.23% gain was secured, I handled it with a 70/30 split: taking 70% off the table first and moving the remaining 30% to a protective stop, rather than giving back all the profits. If it faces pressure again around 0.22777, I’ll reduce a bit more. For now, I’m more inclined to stay bullish on the pullback. The conditions are clear: as long as the 0.15105 area holds, the original thesis remains intact; once it breaks, I won’t linger in this trade. I won’t chase if I miss the move higher. If it holds above 0.22777 with increased volume, I’ll consider buying back the portion I reduced; but I won’t chase the trade, only waiting for pullback confirmation. I’ll continue moving the protective stop higher. $ADA $XRP

A few days ago, the stop-loss I nervously canceled looks like it spared me today. A few days ago in the afternoon, $TUT 's rebound was weak, volume failed to follow, and no one was buying into the rise. I watched the chart and judged that the highs were under pressure, entering a short at 0.034866. It ground all the way down to 0.020092, yielding +420.52%. That was a satisfying bite of profit. Managing risk upfront is called rationality; cutting after taking losses is called bravely severing a limb. Staying out of the market is not a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. Close 80% first, protect the remaining 20% at the entry price, and let profits run if the sell-off continues. Don’t be greedy for the last bite. This is not the time to charge in. Chasing shorts makes it easy to get caught. Wait for the next shot—there will be more opportunities later. $XRP $ADA

This trend is so obvious I don't even need to think—the account is dancing on its own💃. During the repeated intraday swings, $UNITREE stood out the most on my watchlist, rising sluggishly, with every rebound being a fake move and the volume-price divergence absurd. No one is taking it on the way up—if this isn't distribution, what is? I directly opened a short at 97.209, with the stop-loss above the key level from the previous wave. Looking again just now, the price has already touched 69.342, with +1380.54% on the books. I got the rhythm right, so there's really nothing to get excited about—the short position is earning patience money. Close 70% and exit first, then move the protective stop-loss for the remaining 20% up to the entry price. Managing risk beforehand is rational; cutting after losses is a heroic last stand. How far the market can go is for the rules to decide. Being flat isn't a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. There's no need to be overly bearish at this level—wait for a rebound to a higher level before positioning. The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is patience. Wait quietly for good news. $BTC $XRP