In a downtrend, many people get the direction right, but few actually hold on. This $ENA short was hit by two rebounds, so I set the protection level farther away to filter out normal fluctuations. The first rebound erased most of the unrealized profit. I did not rush to act because the price had not reclaimed the key wick level, and the moving averages were still exerting downward pressure. As long as the key level was not reclaimed, the short structure remained intact, and the rebound was temporarily treated as a shakeout. Later, the price accelerated after breaking below 0.15075. I first took profit on 80%, then closed the rest in full around 20%, without waiting for the key level. It is not a suitable position to chase the short now, so I will treat ENA as weak and range-bound for the time being. I will only wait for a rebound to the previous key-level zone and renewed resistance before entering the next position; if it directly reclaims the previous platform, the original thesis is invalidated. $ETH $SNDK

$ETH The bullish outlook remains, though the asset is undergoing a strong pullback following a surge from around $2,450 to $2,666. Recent data indicates ETH is consolidating after a major rally, with the $2,550 range acting as a key resistance level. 🎯 Outlook Bias: Moderately BULLISH — but do not chase the price right now. Most likely scenario: 🟢 Support: $2,530–$2,500 🟢 Strong support: $2,440–$2,410 🔴 Resistance: $2,600–$2,620 🔴 Strong resistance: $2,666 🚀 If it breaks and holds above $2,620–$2,666 → target $2,750–$2,800 📈 If momentum is very strong → $2,900–$3,050 becomes the next target. Reuters also views ETH's consolidation pattern as a "bullish flag," projecting a move toward $3,050 if a breakout succeeds. 📉 Bearish scenario If the $2,530 level breaks decisively, I anticipate ETH could drop to test: $2,500 → $2,450 → $2,410 The $2,410 area is critical as it sits near the channel support and the 20-day EMA—levels closely watched by the market. Losing this area would increase the risk of a deeper correction. 🔥 Price Action Condition Target Hold > $2,530 $2,600 Break $2,620 $2,666 Break $2,666 $2,750–$2,800 Break $2,800 $2,900–$3,050 Break below $2,530 $2,450–$2,410 Break below $2,410 deeper bearish move My conclusion: roughly 60–65% bullish vs. 35–40% bearish based on the current setup. However, recent activity shows profit-taking, so I prefer waiting for confirmation rather than rushing to enter. If I had to pick a direction: 👉 ​​LONG once ETH successfully holds the $2,530–$2,550 level, with stronger confirmation if it breaks back above $2,620. #ShareWeekly

This was purely because the market was in a good mood and casually tossed out some coins, which happened to land right on my head. I had just finished lunch and was checking the chart when $ETH was still oscillating around 2473.40, but every dip was quickly bought back up. Buying pressure was clearly strengthening, while sellers were losing confidence the harder they dumped. If you don't enter at a time like this, it will be too late to chase after the price rises, so I followed in directly with a long position and set my risk controls first. The price has now climbed to 2544.29, with a +498.52% return firmly in hand. This isn't an ordinary rebound; it's an opportunity handed to us by the bulls, and we should be grateful for catching it. Take profit on 80% first, and move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% up to the entry price. As long as the trend remains intact, let the winners run. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive; the shortcut to getting rich overnight is often going to zero. Don't let profits inflate your ego, and don't despair over drawdowns. For those who haven't gotten on board yet, listen to me: rushing in now isn't impossible, but the entry point isn't attractive. I'll notify you immediately when a more comfortable entry appears in the next round. $ZEC $DOGE