We’ve been in the market for a full eleven years, and I’ve seen countless people chase pumps, miss the move, and then hold positions through losses—so this morning, first thing, I want to make it clear: chasing breakouts at high levels is absolutely not the way to go!

From the four-hour chart with a long upper wick, and the hourly chart repeatedly surging up and hitting resistance pressure—these signals already show that the bulls’ momentum is no longer there. We then laid out two high-level “pie” scenarios, and the market price action followed our pre-judgment completely!

Take the second “pie,” for example. In the early session, we gave a shorting zone at 1930-1950. After the price surged to around 1928 and met resistance, it kept falling, bottoming out near 1904—exactly reaching our first target. This range trade profit is safely in the bag!

After all these years, I’ve always believed that trading doesn’t rely on luck to gamble on the market—it relies on order-book signals and iron discipline. Don’t follow market hype blindly. Wait patiently for pressure levels to set up, give up the low-value order-chasing opportunities, and calmly trade what you can actually read. Over the long run, it will naturally stay stable! #美军结束对伊朗新一轮打击 $BTC ‌$ETH ‌