The amplitude is large, so position control is very important. Mistakes are inevitable, but repeated mistakes are unforgivable.

Last night, the Federal Reserve's Waller made his first rate decision, which had little impact; the shrinking of the balance sheet might actually be the main issue behind the scenes, and the most hawkish stance is the key.
The previous suspicion of a false rally confirmed again the day before yesterday; understanding the market may not yield greater profits, but it can prevent excessive drawdowns in the account.
There was no update yesterday; those who think critically should know: if the market remains unchanged, analyzing repeatedly is pointless.
Currently, the 15-minute central zone 1797-1760 has been broken, and the rebound since 1503 has ended.
Apart from the central zone upgrade, the 15-minute chart seems to lack a clear trend type; it only shows repeated setbacks.
Whether Bitcoin or Ethereum, they are already very close to the key dividing line between bullish and bearish: 63750, 1695.
The 5-minute chart also shows no central zone upgrade; I believe a weak 5-minute rebound is needed to have a chance to catch another long or short opportunity.
In markets with large fluctuations, it’s difficult to find low-risk opportunities without a central zone as a reference.
Some might say that the early position is the classic first three-sell on the 15-minute chart, and that’s correct, but it’s not within my capture range. I need a certainty-based opportunity, not just an average opportunity to participate in. $ETH