I originally wanted to cut my losses and sacrifice to the heavens, but the sacrifice never happened—the meat cooked itself. When $MVLL plunged intraday, it was nerve-racking, but the key level held. I figured it was just a shakeout and directly signaled to open a long. It has now risen from 21.48 to 28.34, with a return of +783.72%. That feels amazing—this wait was worth it. 🔥 Take profits when the time comes. Take profit on 80% first, and set the remaining 20% at the entry price for protection—don't let the cooked duck fly away. Better to miss a limit-up than catch a falling knife and end up covered in blood. Staying alive is the prerequisite for compound growth; the shortcut to getting rich overnight is often going to zero. For those who haven't entered yet, don't rush in now—chasing the order could leave you buying at the top. We'll see when a new structure emerges, and I'll signal it immediately. $ZEC $XRP

$EIGEN lingered at 0.2145 for far too long. Honestly, I wanted to cut the position and walk away several times. It wasn't that I misread the direction—the market conditions were just too mentally draining. Every small rise was pushed back down, and it was genuinely frustrating. But then a candlestick broke directly above the top of the range, which confirmed to me that the previous move had just been shakeout. I refocused and continued holding my long position. The market then moved more and more smoothly, reaching 0.2288, for a gain of +321.28%—a fairly comfortable profit. At this stage, I took partial profits in a 70/30 split, and moved the protection level on the remainder higher to prevent too much profit from being given back. Many people can't hold their positions, not because they're afraid of losses, but because they let go during the most difficult phase. Once the market validates the logic behind the trade, all that's left is to let the profits run. My takeaway from this trade is: you can check less often during consolidation, but don't keep changing your direction. $XRP $BTC

Today’s market action was quite interesting. $FF had been grinding at a high level for several days, and that was the level I had been watching, so I didn’t rush to enter. When the price later surged to around 0.10466, I felt the selling pressure above was significant. After hesitating for a moment, I still opened a short position. To be honest, many people were still calling for further gains at that level, and I wasn’t confident myself. There was a rebound in the middle, and I was sitting on a considerable floating loss at the key level. Honestly, I almost cut the position. But then I thought about it: my logic for opening the short was still valid, and the selling pressure hadn’t disappeared, so I gritted my teeth and held on. Fortunately, I endured this wave. The market then continued moving downward, reaching 0.08942, and this trade had already captured +701.24% times the space. I took 80% off the table earlier, and after raising the protection level for the remainder, I felt much more at ease. Many people ask me whether they can chase after seeing the drop. My attitude has always been: if you missed it, don’t chase. Getting the timing right in this move is far better than constantly chasing back and forth. $ETH $XRP