Just finished lunch and opened the board. What was originally holding sideways weakened, and before long it started to slide down. When the price kept whipsawing during the session, I found that $ETH had it really hard to bounce each time—resistance overhead never truly loosened. The buy side looked like it was moving, but in reality there wasn’t sustained follow-through. Seeing that ETH volume didn’t catch up and nobody was taking over after it went up, I didn’t wait for the so-called strong continuation. Near 2118.05, I went ahead and opened a long. From this entry to now, the price has moved to 1913.73. The post-trade review result is +899.01%—the feeling of having nailed the rhythm is genuinely comfortable. Don’t be greedy for the last bite. First close for +899.1% so the profit can land safely; the remaining 99% is for cost protection. If it keeps dipping further, let it run on its own. If it suddenly bounces back, it won’t mean giving all the profit back. Risk control comes first—that’s called rationality. Cutting after a loss is what people call “a brave’s wrist cut-off.” It’s not the time to push. Wait for the new structure to form, then reassess—there are still opportunities. Don’t rush. $BTC $SOL

7.23 SOL $SOL Late last night it surged upward, but it never managed to break through 80, this key resistance level. The overall trend is still weak. The big trading plan doesn’t need to change—so long as the price doesn’t effectively break above it, keeping a short-term bearish view is fine. $HYPE Short at 78-80, targets 75 and 73 #SEC警告链上借贷或涉证券监管

#SOL is really trash!