This round just killed it directly. After $BTC swept the highs for a bit, it failed to continue, and then it reversed and dumped downward—the rhythm was already off.

Earlier, this level was already being watched: BTC repeatedly tried to push higher around 64,245.0, but every time it bounced up, it was pushed back down. That indicates that it’s not that there are no sellers above—someone is waiting for a rebound to unload. The real change came when it broke down through the key level. Many people were still hesitating about whether to buy the rebound, while short positions had already started entering the profit-taking phase.

Now the price is at 64,130.2. The returns show +31.11%, and the room for volatility has opened faster than expected. My idea is simple: lock in part of the profit first, let the remaining position run on its own, set the protection level properly, and don’t let a rebound throw off the momentum.

In this kind of market, the biggest taboo is to wait until after the drop and then rush in to chase—it’s easy to get taught by a retracement. If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush. Don’t chase the order; wait for the next opportunity, and for a more comfortable entry level.

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