Recently, the market movement has been truly exhilarating—account data changing from 7,900U all the way up to 450,000U happened so quickly it was almost overwhelming. Looking back, it’s not just luck; it’s a series of critical judgments made at key points.

Let’s break down the PIPPIN operation. On the 5th, I opened a long position around 0.162, initially a small exploratory position. Unexpectedly, the market accelerated directly, and the coin price surged to 0.293. At this point, I decisively closed the position, booking a profit of 50,000U, with my palms sweaty.

The next day, market sentiment was clearly overheated, and I judged a correction was inevitable. I shorted at 0.287, and as expected, the price dropped sharply, hitting 0.144. I took profit again, this time 240,000U. The market then oscillated between 0.141 and 0.145, showing no signs of further decline, so I immediately switched to a long position. A large bullish candle in the early morning pushed the price directly to 0.3966, adding another 150,000U to the account. Throughout the process, the most thrilling moment was the instant of the trend reversal.

Reflecting on these operations, methodology is more important than anything: only probe at key support and resistance levels, and if the market doesn’t cooperate, exit immediately; once the direction is confirmed, follow the momentum until exhaustion signals appear, then withdraw decisively; you can even quickly reverse your position. The market is like a flood—if you want to survive, you need a strategy. Traders without discipline will eventually be washed away.

I am now observing the formation of the next structure, preparing to be even more cautious, while also executing more ruthlessly. If you’ve also felt the impact of this wave, consider staying alert for the next opportunity.