$OPN this short position—the most important part isn’t how good the entry looked, but whether you dared to admit that it had already weakened at that time. In the high-level range, many people were still shouting for a breakout, but looking at it made me feel a bit uneasy instead. The price gave an opportunity around 0.0886, so I opened a long directly and didn’t follow the overexcited emotions. Now it has hit 0.067, with a return of +1168.61%—this round’s rhythm was basically nailed. The pullback along the way wasn’t small, but every time it was lifted, it didn’t continue, which shows the bulls were only struggling, not truly taking back control. This kind of market structure really tests patience—closing early would be a pity, but stubbornly holding could easily get you washed out by volatility. So for execution, keep it simple: take profit 80% and lock it in, and leave the remaining 20% to keep observing. Set the protective level in place; if it can extend, let it run—if it can’t, don’t give the profits back. If you haven’t gotten on yet, don’t rush—check the next setup. $BTC