This wave is purely just market mood—casually tossing some coins, and they happened to land right on my head. When the screen was full of green, $ETH finally tore off that previous layer of fake strength, and the shorts’ rhythm suddenly fell into place.

I thought this wave was completely hopeless, but instead I kept my eyes back on ETH. The price repeatedly tested above, but it never managed to hold effectively each time. The buying momentum kept getting thinner and thinner as it tried to rise—no one was picking up. Meanwhile, sell pressure kept stacking down layer by layer. The key point I highlighted back then was simple: don’t chase. Wait until the rebound runs out of steam before acting. Later, when the price returned to around 2118.05, I followed the plan and opened a long position, without getting thrown off by intraday false moves.

Now at 1881.85, the direction has already been made clear. The short position is in profit by +1036.73%, and the timing is right. First, take profit on 80%. Keep the remaining 20% for the trend. Move the protective stop up to the cost basis—if it keeps dropping, let it run. If it bounces back, don’t let the profit turn back into risk again.

Even if you only make one point—if it can be taken away, that’s yours. Even more floating profit is only the market lending it to you temporarily.

If you didn’t catch up, don’t rush to chase. Wait until the next round of signals comes out and then move. The truly comfortable opportunities often aren’t at the most heated moment.

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