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Didn’t do anything—just went to the restroom, and when I came back the K-lines had already finished the work for me. When price dumped intraday, $MAV shifted from bearing pressure at the high to pressing down—finally, the shorts stopped dragging their feet. When the market still hadn’t fully started up in the morning, I saw that MAV’s rebound wasn’t solid. Every time the price neared a key level, it got knocked back. Sell orders kept appearing, but the bids/overhang support kept getting thinner. Not every rally is worth following—especially a chart where the push-up doesn’t continue. At the time, I went long around 0.01362. Now the price has reached 0.00935, and the recorded result from closing the short position is +1509.79%. This profit wasn’t based on guessing—it mainly came from clarifying the details of why the move couldn’t get traction. First, pull back 80% of the position; keep the remaining 20% under protection at the break-even cost. If there’s further downside, let the profit naturally extend. If a rebound/relief bounce shows up, don’t get greedy for the last bite—keep the rhythm. Don’t grind away your patience in choppy action, while also wanting to reclaim dignity by betting big in a one-way move. For friends who didn’t get on the train, don’t rush to add shares—wait for the next round of positions that feel more comfortable, then act following clear signals. $BTC $ETH

Review the full-day market action: after BTC surged to 66,363 in the morning, the bulls temporarily lost steam and moved into a short-term consolidation phase, digesting gains through sideways trading. In the afternoon, a sharp drop took it down to the 65,313 low; fortunately, buy support was in place, and combined with the positive news that the US and China discussed reciprocal tariff reductions, market sentiment improved. It quickly rebounded from the repair rally. ETH similarly retested the 1,911 low and swiftly reclaimed it, with overall resilience clearly stronger than BTC. The daily uptrend at the larger timeframe has not been broken; lows continue to rise. This pullback is only a cooldown during the upward move, not a trend reversal. BTC’s most important defensive level is 65,505—if support holds, once the adjustment finishes there should be another round of upswing to new highs; only a breakdown would extend the length of the correction. For resistance, first look at 66,363, then further at 66,700–67,000. For ETH, the support zone is 1,909–1,919. If it holds steady, it should continue testing the previous high at 1,958; a breakout would open the way toward 2,000. Keep the original afternoon plan unchanged: look to go long BTC around 65,500, targeting 66,700–67,000. Look to go long ETH around 1,900–1,920, targeting 1,958–2,000. In the evening, the ECB decision is prone to whipsaw price spikes—don’t chase the rally. Participate by leaning on support; as long as key support is not broken, this current bullish repair move can continue.