Up 11.96% and still chasing? 0.9375 is a false breakout, and the $47M trading volume is all bag-holders.

$$KAITO 0.9180 — I open a short position. After hitting a high of 0.9375 in the past 24h, price dropped with declining volume; the bullish candle’s strength is clearly weakening. Below, 0.8043 is prior-low support, but the rebound failed to break the previous high on increased volume, which indicates capital is withdrawing. Set a stop-loss at 0.9450—if it breaks, I accept it. Take-profit 1st target: 0.8600; 2nd target: 0.8300. Position sizing is controlled at 2%.

Trading logic: buying the dip must wait for a second pullback. Now, when price is ranging at the high end, that’s just a bull trap. If you didn’t bottom at 0.8043 yesterday, don’t feel jealous and chase today—this is how newbies get trapped.

Watching the chart for 3 years, I only look at three data points: trading volume, highs/lows, and support/resistance. KAITO’s daily structure is a typical pattern of a big bullish candle followed by a doji, with intense battles between longs and shorts, but buyers lack staying power. In this kind of market, discipline matters more than prediction. If you want to take meat, wait for buying orders below 0.8600. If it rebounds above 0.9200, scale out in batches. Why are you panicking? There are opportunities in crypto every day—if you miss this one, there’s always the next.

One reminder: if you’re entering long now, your stop-loss must be set below 0.8900—your risk/reward is extremely poor. I won’t touch trades like this. Remember: real高手 aren’t those who trade every day, but those who wait for high-certainty signals. I’ll chat casually during today’s livestream—old fans know I never call trades, I only provide a plan. If you have different views, drop data in the comments section—don’t vent emotions.

No trading outside the plan.