After trading for a while, I realized the hardest part isn’t spotting opportunities—it’s waiting for them. When $AMZU was caught in the long-versus-short tug-of-war, I kept watching whether the pullback was effective, until the support below clearly strengthened, the price turned stronger again, and only then did I decide to execute this long position. From 32.65 to 41.24, this holding’s profit was +518.41%. The numbers are just the outcome; what’s really worth reviewing is that before entry, I wasn’t swept away by noise, and once the rhythm changed was confirmed, I didn’t exit easily just because of short-term price fluctuations. When taking profits during an uptrend, you can’t only think about how much farther it can go—you also need to focus on protecting profits and controlling drawdowns. Don’t let emotions affect your judgment. Holding onto opportunities is important, but so is holding onto the feedback you’ve already received. You don’t have to rush to be first every time in trading. Being able to clearly see the changes and stay patient is also a kind of skill. When the next signal comes out, continue observing. 🌟 $BTC $ETH

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No hype, no bias—after this round of results came out, I even rewatched everything myself. The intraday rebounds happened a few times, but they never managed to hold, and the feeling of resistance above became more and more obvious. So I chose to follow the weakening momentum and open a short position. The entry price was 970.38. At the time, it wasn’t that I chased the move just because it was going down; I waited until the rebound strength faded and sell pressure reappeared before executing. When the price pulled back to 815.79, this call also delivered a +767.19% return. What a short position fears most isn’t having no room—it’s easing up after getting profits. Once the market moves smoothly, I care more about protecting gains and controlling drawdowns, so that one correct judgment isn’t thrown off by greed. When opportunities come, execution is more important than hesitation. If I miss a position, I won’t chase it again. When the next wave of signal comes out, I’ll continue to observe. $BTC $ETH