If someone had told me before the 16th that $BTC would rise to 80,000 and $ETH to 2,500, I definitely wouldn’t have believed them, because I was busy shorting😁😁 It wasn’t just me—most people probably wouldn’t have believed it either, right? Back then, all the KOLs were focused on the U.S. stock market, Bitcoin was expected to reach 50,000, then 40,000, and everyone was waiting for the bottom. So I can say that most people missed the opportunity in this rally, including major influencers and KOLs. The market always develops in unexpected ways, so only a few people can make money. No one expected $ZEC and $HYPE to suddenly reach new highs this round, while $XRP , that old turtle, could rise by 70%. Therefore, all we can do is not panic during declines and not give in to greed during rallies. Even if you missed the opportunity this time, there will still be chances to enter ahead, and my short positions may still turn a profit.

I originally planned to exit and call it a day, but it turned around on its own and handed the profit back. While everyone else was running, $HEMI held its key level; every dump was met with buyers, and the signs of fund accumulation were too obvious. I firmly called for a long entry at 0.005583, and it has now risen to 0.007999, delivering +856.22%. I never expected it to survive, but the execution was simply too good. Take 80% off the table first—profits only count if you can take them with you; move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price for protection, and let the bullets fly if it keeps pushing. Don’t lose patience in the chop, only to try to win back your dignity in a one-way move. Experts die from bottom-fishing, retail traders perish from chasing entries, and smart people live in the moment. Don’t chase the entry now; wait for a more comfortable position in the next round, and I’ll signal it immediately. $DOGE $XRP

This isn't a rebound—it's an IV line for an account that was about to flatline. 🩸 When the dump hit right after the open, $PRL looked like it had turned green, but there wasn't enough buying support; every move up was just shorts waiting. I said it then: I'm bullish, don't get lured in by this green candle. The result? Entered at 0.33936, watched 0.22166, +686.15%. Massive gains! It felt great. But the best part wasn't how much I made—it was not doing anything stupid during the rebound. Have a strategy before the session, discipline during it, and reflection afterward. Take profits when it's time. Close 80% first, leave 30% to protect your cost basis. Even if you only make one point, as long as you can take it off the table, it's yours; no matter how large the unrealized gains are, they belong to the market. Don't rush to chase now. Before the rebound is over, nobody is a god. I'll call out the position as soon as the next shot comes. 🚬 $ZEC $XRP