I didn’t even expect to get my money back, but it directly pushed me into profit—this chart service has been pretty on point. While others were running, $BTC had already started to loosen up from the high point, and the short order execution speed was clearly faster.

A few days ago at dawn, I rechecked BTC and found the breakout lacked a small amount of momentum to support it. Several rebounds were suppressed; the price couldn’t rise, and the bids didn’t really hold. With a low-volume pump plus strengthening sell pressure, it wasn’t something to watch for fun—it was about when it would show signs of fatigue.

Around 76886.0, I completed my planned opening long. The current price is now 65696.6. This re-cap record is +2529.7%. Patience first, then ride the move—getting the rhythm right matters more than frequently trading.

Close 80% first. For the remaining 20%, set a cost-price protection. If it keeps going down, let the profits run. Even if it rebounds, don’t easily hand back the results. Profit doesn’t swell, and drawdowns aren’t hopeless.

Being flat isn’t a crime—randomly opening trades is the mistake. Don’t chase just because you see a drop now. The market isn’t short of opportunities; it’s short of patience. Wait for the next shot after the new structure is confirmed.

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