This $ETH long position was not opened by chasing the rally; I entered only after the breakout and pullback confirmation. The price reached 2717.33, with unrealized profit of +108.92%. I first closed 70%, and will watch the protection level for the remaining 30%. I will not chase if I miss the entry. 📈 There are two technical reasons: after the previous high was broken on increased volume, the pullback did not fall back into the range, turning a key level into support; the moving averages are in a bullish alignment, with healthy price-volume action—rising on volume and pulling back on lower volume, without high-level volume expansion and stagnation. The first key level is the upper boundary of the range, with the key levels above at 2717.33 and the previous high’s dense chip zone. There were shakeouts with wicks during the holding period, as well as a false breakout to lure shorts, but the closing price did not damage the structure, so I was not stopped out. After taking profit on 70%, I moved up the protection level for the remaining 30%; I will continue taking partial profits if it pushes higher, and keep holding as long as the pullback does not break the key level. Invalidation conditions: if the closing price falls back into the range, or the rebound fails to break above the previous high on low volume, the long-position thesis is invalidated, and the remaining position will be closed directly. As long as the key level holds, the pullback bias remains bullish; do not chase the trade. $XRP $DOGE

$SOL Key levels: 121.15 above (MA20) and 120.26 below (lower Bollinger Band). The current price of 120.54 is stuck between the two, forming a narrow structure that requires a choice. From a risk and position-sizing perspective, three points. First, volatility has been compressed to an extreme— the amplitude across 30 candlesticks is only about 1.9%, while the gap between the upper and lower Bollinger Bands is just 1.78 points. This is typical of the eve of a major move. Low volatility itself is not a reason to enter, but it means that once a direction is chosen, the stop-loss range can be kept small, giving the risk-reward ratio an advantage. Second, the direction is bearish: MA5=120.92 has fallen below MA20=121.15, the MACD histogram remains bearish at -0.1064, and RSI=44.1 is in the neutral-to-weak zone, indicating insufficient rebound momentum. Third, worst-case scenario: if the price breaks above 122.03 (upper Bollinger Band) on strong volume and closes there, the bearish structure is invalidated; this is the exit signal—do not hold through the loss. The funding rate is +0.0024%, with longs still paying a small amount. The Fear & Greed Index is 70 (Greed), indicating that the market is not lacking bids; this also means the decline is unlikely to be a one-sided waterfall, making stop-loss discipline more important than directional judgment. Position recommendation: Keep the risk exposure per trade below 2% of total capital, with a stop-loss range of approximately 1.2%; the position size should be reduced accordingly when leverage is applied. Also monitor: $MARSCOI and $XRP —the former's 9% amplitude is clearly stronger than SOL, while the latter is up +1.07% over 24h and above MA20. Both have stronger relative strength than SOL, so if shorting SOL, watch for the drag from an overall sector recovery. (Personal opinion for reference only; this does not constitute investment advice. Futures trading carries extremely high risk, so strictly control your position size.) [Data] Coin: SOLUSDT Direction: Short Entry: 120.60-121.10 Take-profit 1: 119.30 Take-profit 2: 118.20 Stop-loss: 122.10