Ugh, I woke up. I will always treat you using water $SOL ‌

The entire crypto sector broadly fell 3% to 5% today, with $BTC leading the washout after being hammered down from its previous high; $ETH and $SOL all failed to escape. BTC is currently at $77,797, down 4.05% over 24 hours. It was still near the previous high of 81.5k the day before yesterday, but the rate-hike signals released by Warsh triggered crypto volatility, and BTC crashed straight through the 78k round-number level. RSI at 72.58 remains in overbought territory, but SMA10 has already fallen to 77,688, meaning the 10-day average has been breached. Yesterday's overbought conditions have not yet been fully digested, and a larger volume of buying will be needed to push prices higher. My view: range-bound with a weak bias; first watch the 75000–80000 range. If 75000 holds on a pullback, a small position can be opened; a break below 74000 would warrant caution about a move toward 70000.

I originally wanted to cut my losses and sacrifice the position to the heavens, but the ritual failed—the position cooked itself instead. A few days ago that afternoon, I was still watching $SOL 's bottoming action. Buying pressure was clearly strengthening, and the bottom structure was becoming increasingly solid. I said at the time that this was a good spot to take a chance, so I went long. Entry price: 81.16; current price: 104.24. I took 80% of the position off the table to secure profits, and I’ll let the rest ride. The sleepless nights weren’t for nothing, folks—the ones who bought the dip this time should be waking up smiling. As for the trade, I’ve put the bulk of it in my pocket first, taking profit on 80% and moving the stop-loss on the remaining 20% closer to the entry price. Hold as long as the trend remains intact; run if it breaks down. Don’t fall in love with the market. Wait patiently for the next round, and don’t chase trades—I’ll keep watching. $ADA $SNDK