I was basically ready to log off and call it a day, but $ETH straight up jolted me awake 📉😎. A few days ago, in the last glance before bed, I saw it rebounding weakly. Up-ticks weren’t being picked up—there was a strong “fakey pump” vibe in the order book. At that moment, I reminded the shorts: don’t get your rhythm wrong. A small long is okay—just enter lightly.

This trade was opened around 1817.54. The process wasn’t smooth; during the session it wobbled back and forth a few times 👀. But the key was that the overhead suppression kept not getting eaten through, and the volume never followed. The higher it went, the more hollow it felt. My conclusion was simple: don’t chase the spike—wait for it to drop on its own.

In the morning, when I opened the chart, the price had already been driven down to 1747.51, and I was up +669.65%✅🔥. That move felt great—no wasted effort. Once you catch the rhythm, the market naturally gives you a response. Understand it and execute—don’t hesitate at the very last step.

On the execution: first close (take profit) at +669.65%, don’t get sentimental about it 💰🎯. Move the remaining 35% to cost-price protection. If it keeps dumping, keep watching; if it bounces back, you won’t feel bad about it. When you’re making money, the scariest thing is suddenly getting too worked up.

But if you haven’t gotten in yet, take my one piece of advice ⚠️: this isn’t the time to rush. Chasing the tail is how people get hit. Wait for the next round of more comfortable levels—wait for the new structure to form. Once the signal is clear, then act 🔔. Good positions are waited for, not chased out.

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