Feiyang held this order with a lot of patience.

BTC was hovering around 64,500 over the weekend, a narrow-range chop of about 300 points—neither up nor down. Feiyang placed a sell order for a rebound; he entered the 64,700–64,900 range, set a stop-loss at 66,580, and had a target at 62,000. But his last line was worth more than the strategy itself—“If it fills, I’ll enter; if it doesn’t, I’ll give a new order tomorrow.”
When weekend conditions are quiet, the hardest part isn’t missing opportunities—it’s an itch to force trades. Feiyang’s rhythm of “hang the order and go rest” is way steadier than the ones who stare at the chart and keep grinding every day. The trade didn’t hit for tomorrow—so what? It’s not like it’s only one day to wait.
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