The key to holding this long position $UNI until now is not guessing the direction, but waiting for confirmation of the pullback above 9.025. When the price first surged to 9.172, I did not chase it. I waited for it to pull back without breaking the short-term moving averages, then filled out the position as planned. The current unrealized profit is +114.86%. Structurally, the moving averages are beginning to fan upward, but what really matters is that the key level at the previous high 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 that level on heavy volume, it would be a pullback after a false breakout, and I would reduce the position first. The first test of the key level zone above will usually trigger some shakeout. Until trading volume continues to expand, it is not suitable to set the target too far out all at once. My approach is to take profit on 70% as planned, leave 30% to observe, and raise the protection level along with the structure. Even if I miss a higher level, I will not chase it; I will wait until it turns the key level into a key level before deciding. Here, I care more about the quality of the pullback than the excitement brought by a single bullish candle. 🙂 $SOL $SNDK

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This $INJ long wasn’t chasing the rally; I entered only after the breakout and pullback were confirmed. The price reached 7.693, with unrealized gains of +180.68%. I took profit on 70% first, while I’ll monitor the protection level for the remaining 30%. Don’t chase if you miss it. 📈 Two technical factors support this trade: after the previous high was broken on strong volume, the pullback did not fall back into the range, and the key level shifted to another key level; the moving averages are in a bullish alignment, with healthy price-volume action—volume on the rise and declining volume on the pullback, without high-volume stagnation at the top. The first key level is the upper boundary of the range, with key levels above at 7.693 and the dense position area around the previous high. There were wicks shaking out positions during the holding period, as well as a false breakout designed to lure in shorts, but the close did not damage the structure, so I wasn’t stopped out. After taking profit on 70%, I moved the protection level higher for the remaining 30%. If it continues higher, I’ll take profit in batches; if the pullback holds the key level, I’ll continue holding. Invalidation conditions: if the close falls back into the range, or a rebound toward the previous high fails to break above it on declining volume, the long thesis is invalidated, and the remaining position will be closed directly. As long as the key level holds, pullbacks favor the upside—don’t chase. $SOL $SNDK