This time, $UNI ’s rhythm, put simply, is: funds first push down, then absorb, and finally push upward. Longs from 3.050 to 3.52, current profit +1094.18%. If you can hold through this leg, it’s not about the feeling of calling trades—it’s about the intraday details.

What really caught my attention is that the price stayed in a low-range sideways for a long time, but every time it was hammered down, it never formed continuous sell pressure. On the surface it looked weak, but in reality the sell orders were being eaten up very cleanly. Many people get impatient when they see a range, but I actually think this is the key.

Once the upper key level was consumed, the structure clearly changed. For the short term, it was no longer just back-and-forth chop; it started actively lifting the price. At this point, continuing to hesitate easily makes you miss the most comfortable holding window.

Now that the profit has been released, in terms of execution I’m more inclined to split 70/30: lock in part first, and use the remaining portion with a protective follow using the trailing level. During an up move, what you fear most isn’t making a little less—it’s that even after you’re in profit, you get pulled back by emotions.

I won’t chase trades next. I’ll wait for the pullback to give signals, and wait for the next opportunity to be steadier.

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