Just finished lunch and was checking the chart. I originally thought it could stay strong for a bit longer, but the sell orders directly took over the scene. On the surface there was a rebound, but there was no follow-through underneath—after pushing higher, it got weaker step by step. That’s how the bears’ tempo walked right out.

While everyone else is still watching, I noticed that each time $ALT touched the upper area, it just couldn’t quite make it through—trading volume didn’t expand in sync. The rally in ALT looked more like testing than a true breakout. So I opened a long position around 0.008374. At that moment, the only key point in the prompt was: don’t get pulled in by a fake rebound.

Now the price is back at 0.006039. I’ve taken profits on the position—up 683.76%. This piece of meat was taken comfortably. First, lock in 80%, and keep the remaining 20% protected with cost. If the price continues to weaken, let the profits extend naturally. If there’s a pullback rebound, I won’t let gains turn back into the key level.

Markets are something you wait out, and profits are something you hold onto. Panic happens because you didn’t have a plan; losses happen because you overthink. This isn’t the time to rush. If you miss it, don’t hard chase—wait for a new structure to form before looking again. Save the next shot for a clearer position.

$BTC $ETH