Over these past couple of days, during the daytime I’ve been staying more biased toward the “big cake” (BTC). I’m not blindly calling for longs—I’m watching the chart closely and locking onto the intraday rhythm, so I haven’t been thrown off by the noise from short-term price swings.

For these few days, the daytime chart support for the big cake has been holding up very steadily. Each time price dips toward the key support area, there’s always capital propping it up. Most of the pullbacks are low-volume shakeouts, and it never breaks the steadiness line that I keep watching. At this time, going bullish is about capturing intraday rebound profits—not gambling on a one-way market.

As for the overnight short sellers dumping at the early hours, that’s more like overseas funds and panic sentiment getting concentrated and released. The volatility is fast, but the follow-through is weak, and it’s outside my operating hours—so it naturally doesn’t affect my daytime trading logic. And it’s exactly because I only focus on the daytime rhythm that these bullish setups have been able to secure profits smoothly, without being disrupted by the early-morning fluctuations.

Trading is never about fighting for a single direction; it’s about following your own trading hours and the signals from the chart. During the day, the sustaining momentum hasn’t stopped—being bullish is the steadiest rhythm. #TROLL两日涨超160% $BTC