This long position finally showed results: $XPL pushed from 0.08436 all the way to 0.09416, and the floating profit is already at +822.34%. This wasn’t luck—the market had been giving off the “signals” long ago.

Back then, what I was watching was XPL’s support at low levels: it wouldn’t break on the pullback, and instead kept eating through the sell orders in a row. Many people were still waiting for a deeper entry, but the main force simply wouldn’t give a comfortable spot to board. The structure had clearly changed. What really confirmed it for me was the quick reclaim after that pullback— the bears couldn’t smash it down, and the bulls began to take over the pace.

Now that the gains are released, it doesn’t mean you should get carried away. For brothers with larger positions, I’d lean toward a 70/30 approach: lock in some profits first in batches, and keep the rest going while using a protective level as you continue to watch for further extension. After the market releases its upside potential, the worst thing isn’t making a little less—it’s letting a profit retracement warp your mindset.

If you’re not in yet, don’t rush. Don’t chase a trade around 0.09416—wait for the next pullback confirmation, and move when a more comfortable level shows up.

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