A hand that set a stop-loss a few days ago was trembling slightly; this morning I realized that was unnecessary filial piety. The last thing I saw before bed, $SOL/SOL was slowly climbing around 75.50, funds were quietly flowing in, and volume was building bit by bit. Something felt off, so I decisively opened a long and followed along. When I opened the chart in the morning, the price had already surged to 96.61, with the position showing +2584.93%. This move was purely the market being in a good mood, casually scattering a few gold coins that happened to land on my head. I accept this fate—what I'm meant to earn won't get away. Take 80% profit first and secure the gains; move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price and let it run if it wants. Protecting profits is more important than earning a few extra points. Have a strategy before the session, discipline during the session, and reflection after the session. Don't let floating profits turn into a roller coaster; what you've secured is truly yours. Chasing now could easily leave you hanging at the top. I'll wait for a more comfortable entry in the next round and give an alert immediately. Being out of the market isn't a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. Many people lose because they get anxious at this exact moment. If you stay steady, you've already won. There will be more opportunities, so don't rush. I'll keep an eye on the market and speak up as soon as anything changes. $BNB $ETH

Looking back at the Bitcoin strategy I shared with everyone yesterday, the market ultimately delivered a 4,400-point move. No need for me, Lin Ran, to elaborate further on the value of that call. Returning to the current market, the overall trend remains strong, but the biggest fear in a bull market is a sudden wick or spike, so the risks must be guarded against in advance. The midnight strategy remains focused on placing limit orders for longs at lower levels. Bitcoin reached a high of 79,974, while 82,000 above is a strong resistance level. The price continues to rise along the daily upper band, but the upside is already becoming limited, so do not get carried away chasing the rally. This strong rally has already liquidated a large number of short sellers. Subsequent high-level consolidation could very likely shake out some long positions, lure momentum-chasing funds into the market, and then trigger another pullback to flush out highly leveraged, heavily positioned longs opened while chasing the rally. Therefore, when setting up longs on a pullback, be sure to guard against wick risk, and set a stop-loss at the same time. Trading plan: Long around 78,200–77,600, targeting around 79,400–80,000; on a breakout, watch 80,800 and 82,000. Set your defense level according to your own position size. #区块链 $BTC $ETH $SOL

A few days ago, I set a stop-loss with a slightly trembling hand—this morning, I realized I’d been needlessly overprotective😂 A few days ago before bed, funds quietly moved in, forming a bottom without a technical breakdown. I figured the market was about to turn, casually placed an order, and left it alone. When I woke up, it had already taken off. Entry: 60.974, current price: 77.52, return: +1925.19%. Feels amazing—I can treat myself to a nice meal🍜 This run was worth the wait, and I’ve locked in real, tangible profits. Here’s the position management: Take 80% off the table first, move the stop-loss on 80% to the entry price for protection, and let the remaining profits run on their own. There’s no rush to exit until the level breaks. Experts die trying to catch the bottom, retail traders die chasing entries, and smart people live in the present. To those who didn’t get in, hear me out: don’t force your way in at this level. Chasing an entry can easily leave you stuck at the top. I’ll call out a more comfortable entry point next round. The market never runs out of opportunities; what it lacks is patience⏳ $XRP $SOL