No conviction, can't hold on; the profit on this trade is paper-thin, but I love it. The first thing I did after opening the charts this morning was check whether the short position from a few days ago $DOT was still open. The rebound lacked strength, every push upward fell just short, resistance above was obvious, and selling pressure was firmly in control. I knew this trade had potential. The short was entered at 1.193; I didn't add to the position or stubbornly hold on—I simply watched it move downward, feeling more at ease with every move. It has now reached 0.872, with +1915.14% secured. Feels amazing. I'd rather miss a limit-up move than catch a falling knife and end up covered in blood. Holding no position isn't a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. What I made on this move was based on understanding, not luck. Position management: Close 80% first, and move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price for protection. If it continues plunging, let the profits run; even if it rebounds, don't get greedy—don't give the profits back. Now is not the time to chase shorts. A rebound at key levels can easily make you pay, so don't play hero at critical levels. Wait for a second pullback to confirm before acting; I'll alert you immediately. The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is patience. $SOL $ETH

My hand trembled slightly when I set the stop-loss a few days ago, and this morning I realized that was just unnecessary filial piety. When 😎 plunged intraday, $BSB printed another small bullish candle, making it look like a reversal was coming. But volume didn’t follow, the rebound lacked momentum, and it had all the classic signs of a bull trap. I added to my short position without hesitation. I knew right then that no one would take it at that level, so it was bound to come back down. Now at 0.1081, moving down from 0.61559, +1623.22% is in the bag—this profit tastes great. I’ve closed 80% for now and placed the remaining 20% at the entry price for protection. Let the profits run a little longer. Don’t lose your patience in a range, only to try to win back your dignity in a one-way move. For those who didn’t get in, take it from me: now is not the time to rush. Chasing the trade will likely leave you stranded at the top. Wait for the next signal before making a move. $SNDK $SOL

SOL’s price pulled back over the past two days, accurately retesting the key support at 97 and confirming its validity. As long as the price can firmly hold above 97 going forward, the overall bullish structure remains intact. Last night, the market broke through the 103 and 105 levels I mentioned one after another, and is still holding near 103. The breakout structure remains intact, which is a relatively positive market signal. In terms of operations, continue going long on a pullback to 101–100, targeting 105–108–112.$SOL