This setup feels relatively comfortable to take. The shift from weak to strong in that moment is very clear. The earlier price action was grinding people’s patience, but real opportunities are often hidden in this kind of position.

Long on $XPL started at 0.08436 and is now at 0.09259; the return is already showing +695.24%. The most important thing about this upswing isn’t that it surged all at once, but that each pullback didn’t break the structure—once the key levels were raised, the bulls’ initiative became stronger and stronger. The key is right here: the price no longer gives the shorts comfortable room to push downward; the subsequent rally is then only natural.

I didn’t chase the moment at the key level. I’d already noticed this area earlier, and waited for confirmation that it held before following. Trading isn’t about guessing the top or bottom—it’s about seeing who controls the pace. Many people only call it “strong” after it rises; the moment it dips, they start panicking again. This kind of switching back and forth is the easiest way to mess yourself up.

Now that the profits are already in, taking profits in chunks with a 70/30 split is steadier. The remaining position can be held with a protective stop, giving the trend some room while also leaving yourself an exit. Don’t rush if you missed it—don’t chase; wait for the next opportunity, and enter again at a more comfortable position.

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