The long positions I had been watching earlier got the answer today. After $HANA opened around 0.03287, the price pushed to 0.03478, with a return of +143.34%. The most important part of this move isn’t how much it rose, but the process of the prior hesitation-style order book being consumed before the rally.

At the beginning, many people were still skeptical, thinking the key level above was too close and that the rebound could end at any time. But what I was watching then was the strength of the pullback—when it fell, nobody wanted to keep selling into it, and the key levels were still being raised. This no longer looks like a weak rebound.

Before the signal came out, I’d already noticed the changes, so after entering, I was more willing to give it some room. Now the trend is extending clearly—once you have profit, don’t get greedy until you lose control. A 70/30 approach feels much better: lock in part first, and use the remaining portion to hold the pace with protected levels.

In this kind of market, the worst thing is to see it pumping and get carried away. If you miss it, you miss it—don’t chase. Wait for the next confirmation and then act. Waiting for a more comfortable entry is more important than hard charging.

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