I was originally getting ready to shut the software down, but then you ended up doing this to me. A few days ago, even before bed, it was still getting pulled back and forth at a high level. The order book looked pretty lively on the surface, but in reality the support was getting thinner and thinner. The moment the sell wall was pushed down, the price clearly couldn’t move any further.

I saw that the upward push came with no volume, and the rebound didn’t follow through either, so I concluded this was more like a bull trap and wasn’t suitable to keep chasing longs. At that time, I advised to wait for the high to roll over and confirm; for a short entry, 345.75 was the reference. After that, the price fell back to 223.47. The current result is +2509.45%. No matter how long I had to grind beforehand, it still wasn’t a wasted wait. ⚡

Don’t talk feelings with your profits.

Chasing the tail—it's easy to get hit.

For positions here: first close 70%; keep the remaining 30% so the protective level follows the cost basis. If price keeps dipping, leave room for the market; if there’s a sudden rebound, don’t let the profits become uncomfortable again. For longs—take profit when you should; don’t treat realized gains as if they were emotional.

After just watching bad news, don’t rush into random moves. In a weak rebound, it’s easiest to get people sucked in. Wait for the next shot to be clearer. The market isn’t short of opportunities—the thing it lacks is patience. 🔻

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