Revisit yesterday’s full-day trading performance and deliver four key coin ideas to you with precise execution. Big Pie broke out an upside space of 2,000 points, Small Pie has 93 points of room, BNB has 14 points of room, and SOL has 3.3 points of room. Profit is never luck from guessing whether prices will rise or fall during the session. It’s the result of breaking down each coin’s technical patterns in advance and mapping out support and resistance. Even if the market repeatedly pulls and tugs, disrupting judgment, by holding positions and not bailing out early, you can capture the full run’s profits. #明尼苏达预测市场禁令被叫停 $BTC $ETH $SOL

This stretch of market action looks pretty strong—waves of a pump come one after another, and a lot of people probably had the urge to chase orders. But at the time, I felt something was off. After the price reached around 76861.4, whenever it tried to push upward, it always lacked sustained buy support. It looked lively on the surface, but in reality, every time it surged higher, someone would sell into the rally. This kind of strength didn’t convince me. After opening the short, the hardest part was that the market didn’t drop immediately. Instead, it shot in a quick spike—my mindset almost got thrown off. If you’ve been in crypto long enough, you know the real danger isn’t just one needle, but the inability to carry on at high levels for a long time. Later, when the price fell back to around 63900.7, the shorts finally regained the rhythm. This trade was ultimately recorded as +2931.7%. I didn’t change my judgment and chase after the brief rebound, and I didn’t exit at the most panicked moment. It seemed strong, yet nobody was continuously taking it. Once this kind of order flow loosens, the sell-off often turns out to be more direct than you’d imagine. Counterintuitive as it is, it actually makes it easier to hold on. $ETH $SOL

This time it wasn’t a sudden surge—it was a step-by-step wearing down of weakness at the high levels. A few days ago in the afternoon, $BTC kept wobbling back and forth above; the price kept probing but never held steady. The moment there was the slightest rebound, the selling pressure immediately caught up—like the chart was being pressed down by a hand. I looked at how BTC behaved around 76886.0. The key wasn’t whether it could run up, but whether anyone would step in and take when it went higher. The result was very clear: the buy side didn’t follow through, the rebound was weak, and the long-lure vibe kept getting stronger. So I followed the flow and opened the long position accordingly, without getting random midway additions. Now the price is back at 63884.4, and the short position’s profit is +2938.99%—this piece of meat is comfortable to take. If it’s time to lock it in, then lock it in: close 80% first. Push the remaining 20%’s protection level up to the cost line. If it keeps dropping, let the profit run. If it bounces back, also first hold according to the results already in hand. Don’t grind away your patience in a range where you’re getting worn down, and then still try to “win back dignity” by gambling in a one-way move. Friends who haven’t entered yet shouldn’t chase—wait for the next shot. Once the position is clear, then make your move. Just wait for good news. $ETH $SOL