This multi-long finally made its move. $ALLO went from grinding, annoying consolidation to directly opening up space. Anyone holding should be very clear: the hardest part isn’t the rise—it’s those few K-lines that kept getting repeatedly washed before the move even started.

I entered this trade at 0.24131. What really got my attention back then was that the low-level pullback didn’t break. When the shorts pushed down, it didn’t continue—instead, it got bought back every time. A lot of people are still waiting for an even lower level, but things here are already not right anymore—the structure has clearly changed.

Now the price is at 0.36637, and the floating profit is already +1271.79%. This run wasn’t about guessing; it was only after the order book gave confirmation that I took action. After the market releases its upside room, brothers with larger positions can consider taking 70% off first, then keep the remaining 30% with a protective level and continue watching. Don’t let your profit be eaten up by a single pullback.

To put it plainly, what this kind of rally fears most isn’t failing to make money—it’s making money and then getting greedy. If you didn’t get on the trade, don’t chase. Wait for the next opportunity, and move only when it’s at a more comfortable position.

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