Just switched the software to the background, and when I came back the chart had already changed its face. A few days ago, before bed, $BTC was still hovering around a key level area; it didn’t look like it was dropping, but in reality each rebound was shorter than the last—any slight move up got pushed back down by sell orders.

While others were still纠结 about direction, what I focused on was the bid support for BTC. I found that the rally had no volume, and there was clear pressure overhead. The buy side never showed continuous follow-through. Once the price got near 76886.0 and confirmed it couldn’t break upward, I executed a go long, leaving the timing of the shorts to the market for validation.

At this moment, the price is at 65389.4, with an unrealized profit of +2599.89%. This move has basically provided a straightforward realization window—the people holding it should understand.

Take profit on 80% first, and keep the remaining 20% in the position. Move the protective level to around the entry cost at the same time. Profit isn’t just a paper number—only what you can actually lock in counts as yours.

Don’t let gains inflate, and don’t despair when you see pullbacks. If you haven’t boarded yet, don’t chase in a sudden selloff—wait for the next round of structure to reappear, then look for a more comfortable entry.

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