$BREV just surged 27 points, touched the top at 0.1113, and then directly retraced to 0.0913. I'm not going to chase the high now.

Position: Still holding the spot base at 0.072, floating profit 26.8%. Just sold two-thirds at 0.108. The remaining position cost basis is negative, so I'm just sitting back and watching.

Full plan: Since it went from 0.07 to 0.11 and then pulled back, the key here is whether it can hold 0.088. If the opening tonight continues to weaken back to 0.085, I plan to buy back a portion. If it directly breaks below 0.08, then this pump is a fakeout, and I'll clear all remaining positions.

Two scenarios: Scenario A — Consolidates in the 0.088-0.09 range and then breaks above 0.10 with volume again, meaning the major players haven't left, and I'll continue to ride the second wave. Scenario B — Volume continues to shrink, price grinds down to below 0.083, basically done for.

Trading advice: If you want to participate, place limit orders to buy in the 0.088-0.085 range, stop loss at 0.078. If it really strengthens and returns above 0.10, then add to your position. Don't let your position exceed 5%. For a coin with 30%+ 24h volatility, a heavy position will break your mentality. Take profit in two stages: Sell half near 0.105, hold the other half to see if it can break the previous high of 0.1113.

I've been doing T+0 trading for over a decade, and the thing I fear most is chasing the top. This rally is already overextended; if you wait to see the surge and then enter, you'll most likely be bag holding. Remember one iron rule: For coins that have surged 30% or more, don't rush to buy on the first pullback; wait for a second confirmation.

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