That spike upward just now was crucial. The $AAVE longs bought at 91.15 were carried to 95.84; the current +363.79% has already been realized. What’s most interesting is that after the earlier dip, when many people thought it was going to break, it actually turned into a move to clear out floating orders.

What I was watching wasn’t how big the panic was, but whether, after the sweep, price could be pulled back immediately. After that AAVE needle insertion, the price didn’t keep getting smashed lower; instead, it quickly climbed back to the range. This is already abnormal. Most people got shaken out, but the market structure started to push in the opposite direction—this is the difference in tempo.

Now that the gains have been released, don’t just focus on how much higher it can still go. My approach is simple: first take back control with a 70/30 split; the remaining position follows with a protective level. If it can extend, keep taking the move; if it can’t extend, don’t give back the +363.79%.

Brothers who haven’t entered, don’t be impulsive. Chasing after a run-up like this is really stressful on your mindset. Don’t chase the trade—wait for the next pullback to confirm, or for a more comfortable level.

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