$XRP -1.7%, rejected hard from Supertrend, RSI falling fast. $XRP USDT SHORT (Scalp) Entry: 1.497-1.501 | SL: 1.512 | TP1: 1.485 | TP2: 1.478 | TP3: 1.465 Res: Supertrend 1.5103, EMA(53) 1.5053 | RSI(6) 28.7 Reclaim of 1.510 kills short. DYOR. #XRPUSDT

For this $QNT long position to have been held until now, the key was not guessing the direction, but waiting for a pullback confirmation above 255.24. When the price first surged to 263.92, I did not chase it. I waited for it to pull back without breaking the short-term moving average, then topped up the position as planned. Current floating profit: +84.31%. Structurally, the moving averages are beginning to fan upward, but what really matters is that the previous high's key level has not been fully cleared. As long as the price remains above the key pullback level, the bullish structure remains intact; if it breaks below on heavy volume, that would be a giveback after a false breakout, and I would reduce the position first. The first touch of the upper key-level zone usually triggers a shakeout. Until volume continues to expand, it is not suitable to set the target too far away all at once. My approach is to take profit on 70% as planned, keep 30% for observation, and raise the protection level along with the structure. I do not chase even if I miss a higher entry; I will wait until it establishes the key level as a confirmed key level. Here, I care more about the quality of the pullback than the excitement brought by a single bullish candle. 🙂 $SNDK $XRP

When that high-volume bearish candle broke below the range’s lower boundary, the market had already shown its direction. I didn’t chase the breakdown immediately, but waited for a rebound to confirm the key level before entering. After the short position was opened, the price was consistently capped by the moving averages. There were small rebounds along the way, but none reclaimed the key level. Structurally, $PUMP had spent a long time grinding inside the range. After breaking below the lower boundary, the range’s key level became a key level. Trading volume shrank noticeably during the rebound, indicating that the bulls had not truly taken over. PUMP repeatedly stagnated in the weak zone, while the price slid lower along the lower Bollinger Band, with the bears maintaining a solid rhythm. The previous low below is the level to watch; if it breaks, the downside will open up further. This short position has now generated a substantial profit of +197.7%. I’m taking profits in batches on an 80/20 basis, locking in the larger position while letting the smaller position run with a protective stop. The protective stop is placed above the key level of the most recent rebound; if it gets triggered, the trade is over. If volume picks up again and the price reclaims the range’s lower boundary, the bearish structure will be invalidated, and I’ll exit decisively rather than fight the market. $XRP $ZEC