$G Price: 0.0037, up 10.67% in 24h, with 116 million in trading volume—this level of turnover was a hallmark of the tail end of each of the first three halving cycles. Looking back at my buyback at yesterday’s low of 0.0033: in the first three cycles, a false breakout often appeared 4–6 months after the halving, pushing up near 0.0043 before pulling back to retest. I entered at 0.0035 and just sold half my position at 0.0041. I’ve set a stop-loss at 0.0031 for the rest; if it breaks below that, I’m out. The lesson is that last cycle I got greedy for the final 10% at a similar level and ended up giving all my profits back. This time, the pattern tells me that rising volume without price gains is a signal to reduce exposure—don’t wait for a pullback confirmation. Consider entries in the 0.0034–0.0035 range, take profits in batches at 0.0042, and keep your position below 30%. History doesn’t repeat itself exactly, but it rhymes. Follow me to get positioned early at the next cycle’s key turning point. #每周来晒