Yesterday’s move matched expectations: first, price consolidated at elevated levels, with the initial short and long trades banking 880 points and 560 points, respectively. After the consolidation, weakness resumed, and the next two short trades banked 1,300 points and 1,200 points, respectively. Overnight, a low-level long trade banked 600 points, and today’s first trade has already been secured. For those chasing longs, it is tantamount to completely ignoring the market structure. The highs were clearly moving lower, so chasing longs at elevated levels can only be described as chasing rallies and selling declines. This approach is unsuitable for a range-bound structure and is only appropriate for a one-way trend. But it has already been stated that there is no one-way trend in the short term, so how is this any different from giving money away? From the chart, after last Friday’s surge and pullback, the weekend saw range-bound consolidation that recovered part of the decline, followed by continued box-range movement. However, the highs have been moving lower, while the lows have also been moving lower, indicating a weak market structure. Moreover, the lower parallel base has already broken down. The short-side move has continuation potential and will retest the previous low around 755. Once that level breaks, there is further downside, with the deeper target estimated at 750 to 730. Therefore, continue to favor shorts at elevated levels, and wait until near support before deciding whether to go long based on the strength. Short around 772 to 775 in the morning, initially targeting around 760 to 756.

⚡What conditions are necessary for bottom-fishing? After an indicator enters oversold territory, would you enter directly or wait for a confirmation signal? I've held this position for quite a while, always hoping for a bull market to arrive. Although I didn't open a large position, the returns are definitely OK! $SOL After the pullback, the four-hour indicators turned upward and recovered from the oversold range, the price stabilized above support, bullish candles continued to see rising volume, and clear signs of funds accumulating at low levels emerged, with the bulls gradually regaining control of the market. I believe the rebound window has opened, so I shared a long-position setup in the group. As the market rose strongly, I prioritized taking partial profits, while continuing to trade the remaining position with a stop-loss. $SNDK #GateFutures完成CFTC注册并加入NFA

With this trend, I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own. Before the market had fully taken off, $SPCX held its key level, had moved sideways at the bottom for so long, and buying pressure was strengthening. I judged this move would most likely step up to the next level, so I went long directly. Entered at 138.37, now at 142.34, +266.22%. It was truly sluggish before, but the breakout feels truly great; when you get the rhythm right, it’s just comfortable. In terms of execution: take 80% off the table first—don’t get greedy for the last bite—and move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price, letting the profits continue to run. Don’t let profits inflate your ego, and don’t despair over a pullback. For those who haven’t boarded yet, take my advice: now is not the time to rush in. Chasing the order could easily leave you stranded at the top. Wait for a more comfortable entry in the next round. There will be more opportunities, so don’t rush. $SOL $ZEC