Many people were still hesitating just now, but once $UNI was pulled up by this leg, the answer was already very direct. I went long from 3.050 to 3.525; my current profit is +1105.82%. This is the difference between actively monitoring the chart and on-the-spot execution.

At the time, I wasn’t focused on a single bullish candle. Instead, it was that multiple pullbacks below failed to break through. The bears looked fierce, but in reality they didn’t manage to push the price down. The key was right here: once the sell pressure ran out, the moment the order book gave it a little volume, the bulls could easily take over and ride the momentum.

This profitable run-up isn’t luck. While the market was grinding sideways and wearing people out, many were shaken out for losing patience, but what I saw was that positions were rotating—capital was exchanging hands and the rhythm was building up. Now that the volatility range has opened, the upside profit has already been realized. For those with larger positions, you can consider taking profit in batches with a 70/30 split; the remaining portion can be watched with a protective stop.

Don’t add recklessly just because you scored a win. Trading’s biggest fear is going from calm to impulsive. If you miss it, don’t be in a hurry, don’t chase the trade—wait for the next opportunity.

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