The direction wasn’t only right today—it finally started to play out today. When that afternoon rebound began a few days ago, I wasn’t watching how quickly it was rising, but whether there were actually buyers supporting this level. Seeing that the buying support kept up, I decided to treat it as a long entry. The reference entry price was 84.47. Many people were still hesitating at the time, but I was waiting for that phase when the market had not fully heated up yet. The price has now reached 86.5, and this trade has already reached {$CL_MULTIPLE}. Earlier in the morning, I almost wanted to exit manually, but fortunately I held back. Don’t get carried away when you’re in profit, and don’t lose your head during a pullback. The truly difficult part isn’t identifying the direction—it’s controlling your impulses. Only after holding this trade did I better understand the weight of that statement. I’ve already trimmed part of my position, and I’ll continue holding the rest to see what happens. If it pushes higher, I’ll let the profits run, but I’ve already set the necessary protection levels in advance. Once you’re in profit, think first about how to protect it, not how much more you can make. Chasing at this level no longer offers much risk-reward value. Good entries come from waiting, not chasing. I’ll act again when the next signal appears. $DOGE $XRP

A few days ago, I was still thinking before bed about how to make a graceful exit, and this morning it sent me straight into profit. The last time I checked the chart before bed a few days ago, the rebound was still struggling to push higher, with noticeably heavier selling pressure—every rally was just short of breaking through. I held the 0.4692 short without moving, and when I opened the chart this morning, it was at 0.1372, with unrealized profit of +1392.39%. Feeling good, brothers. Being out of the market isn’t a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. Don’t be greedy in life, and be even more cautious when trading. Here’s the move: I’m closing 70% of this position directly, putting the bulk in my pocket, and setting a stop-loss at the breakeven price for the remaining 30%—let it run on its own. Those who missed this move, don’t be jealous. Entering now would just mean catching a falling knife. Wait for the next shot. I’ll keep watching the market and give you a heads-up immediately if a new structure emerges. $XRP $SOL

Barely did anything, hardly analyzed at all—just relied on sheer luck. I’d be embarrassed even to talk about these results. When the sell-off started in the early session, $SIREN faced heavy selling and insufficient buying support, with the candlesticks steadily sliding without a pause. I didn’t pay much attention at first, but by the time I came to my senses, the price had already broken down, so I followed the trend and opened a short position. I initially thought it would be range-bound, but it unexpectedly broke down and kept falling. Opened the short at 0.46953 and closed at 0.02877, locking in +2301.77%. That was a satisfying meal. Those already on board should be waking up laughing; those who missed it shouldn’t be jealous. This kind of market may look exciting, but rushing in without a plan is simply giving money to the market. The money you make is the monetization of your understanding; the money you lose is the flaw in your understanding. Close 80% of the short first, and set the remaining 20% to be protected at the entry price. If it keeps plunging, let the profits run; if it rebounds, don’t give those profits back. What’s scary isn’t being wrong—it’s being right but unable to hold on. This move has already played out. Jumping in now would be giving money to the market. Wait for the next signal before taking action, and patiently await good news. $XRP $LAB