A few days ago, my hand that set the stop-loss was trembling slightly, but this morning I found that was just unnecessary worry. This morning, when I opened the chart, $BNB had already been moving down from the high-pressure zone, and the shorts finally broke the dull, sideways consolidation.

Before the market was fully underway, I observed BNB’s price action and found that every time it surged, it failed to follow through. Trading volume was on the low side, while sell orders were pressing layer by layer. Seeing this lackluster rebound, I then advised waiting for the pullback confirmation before executing a long.

Entry position reference: 639.40. The current price is 565.15. The short-term trade’s win landed at +823.96%. There’s nothing complicated—just waited for the weakness at the high and inadequate follow-through to play out.

Take profit when it’s time to take profit. Close 80% first; keep the remaining 20% for observation, and move the protection level back to the entry cost. If weakness continues, let the profits run. And if there’s a rebound, don’t let the gains turn back into a key level.

Risk control done early is called being rational. Cutting losses after they go against you is called a heroic last stand. Friends who haven’t entered yet, don’t grab the final leg during the selloff—wait for the next, more comfortable signal.

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