Once this came out, the chart stopped pretending immediately! 📉🚀 A few days ago in the afternoon, $FIL was still being tested repeatedly on top. A lot of people looked like it was about to break out, but the more I watched, the more it felt hollow. The spike didn’t keep going—there wasn’t sustained buying, and the follow-through support couldn’t keep up.

Before the chart had fully kicked off, I was watching FIL’s suppression response. The moment it went up, it got pressed down. The rebound wasn’t clean, and the volume also didn’t really expand.

Back then, I judged it wasn’t a strong continuation—it looked more like loosening at high levels. So I prompted to handle it with the rhythm of pressing **open long** 👀. The result went from 0.9335 to 0.791, and the profit was +734.62%. It wasn’t a waste of waiting ✅🔥. The more grinding it was before, the better it feels once it finally moves. That’s the rhythm. Chasing the back end is easy to get hit.

Now I’m not greedy with my position—I’ll first close 80% 🎯. The remaining 20% is protected at the cost price. If it keeps dumping, let it run. If it bounces back, don’t give the profits back 💰📌. If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase 🚨. Wait for the next time a clear signal shows up, wait for the pullback to be confirmed, and wait for a more comfortable level in the next round 💰📌. Patience is there, and opportunities will be too 🔔 $BTC $ETH