This return is making me feel both thrilled and uneasy, afraid the market will come to its senses tomorrow and blacklist me. If DOGE makes another run like this, I might need to calm down. After seeing the market panic when the bad news came out, I noticed $DOGE had stopped falling. It held steady right after the pullback, with funds quietly moving in. This isn’t panic—it’s someone quietly working while others don’t dare to move. The sleepless nights paid off; this profit feels great. From 0.08349 to 0.08409, the return was +64.62%, making back all the pullback from the past few days in one go. It feels really good. As usual, I’m taking 80% off the table first—what’s safely in your pocket is truly yours. I’ll keep holding the remaining 20%, moving the stop-loss above the entry price and letting it enjoy the scenery for me. The premise of compounding is staying alive, while the shortcut to getting rich is often going to zero. I’m not planning to risk everything on one trade; slowly compounding is the right path. Hold your horses for now. The entry point is uncomfortable, so I’d rather miss out than chase the trade. I’ll move when the next signal appears. Be patient—the market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is patience. $ETH $SOL

Going long this time wasn’t particularly comfortable. Right after entering, I encountered a false-breakout wick, and my stop-loss was almost swept at a key level. I didn’t cut the position at that key level because volume had not increased; instead, it looked more like a shakeout. The market then saw several consecutive small bullish candles, and the battle between bulls and bears quickly shifted in favor of the bulls. When the price reached around 1161.38, I took profit on 70% of the position and moved the stop-loss on the remaining position above breakeven. Profit is currently at +2853%, and the remaining position is simply a bet on further upside. Looking back, the real key wasn’t avoiding every wick, but judging the direction after the shakeout. The bullish structure of this pullback has not yet broken, but if a bearish candle showing stalled gains appears later, I will decisively close out the entire remaining position. $ETH $LAB

TRADING LESSON #1 — READ THE STRUCTURE Before entering a trade, ask one simple question: What is price actually doing? Bullish structure: HH → HL → HH → HL Bearish structure: LL → LH → LL → LH If price is making higher highs and higher lows, look for buying opportunities. If price is making lower lows and lower highs, look for selling opportunities. Don't trade because a candle looks bullish or bearish. Trade the structure behind the candles. Structure first. Entry second. $GT $BTC $ETH