The hand that set the stop-loss a few days ago was trembling slightly; this morning I realized that was unnecessary filial piety. A few days ago before bed, I was still wondering why $DOT's candlestick looked so weak. Every time it rallied, no one followed up; buying support was insufficient, and volume couldn't keep up—a classic feeble rebound that made me uneasy just looking at it. Sure enough, it turned around on its own overnight. Now from 1.193 to 0.858, +1992.46% secured, it really feels great😎 The buildup was truly tedious, but the result is truly sweet; this round wasn't endured in vain. Close 80% first, and set protection above the entry price for the remaining 20%, letting the profits run on their own—but don't let a rebound claw them back. Panic comes from having no plan; losses come from overthinking. I'd rather miss a limit-up than catch a falling knife and end up with blood all over my hands. If you haven't gotten in, don't chase now; chasing shorts can just as easily leave you hanging halfway down. Wait for a more comfortable position in the next round, and I'll call it out immediately. Awaiting good news. $ETH $SNDK

After a strong rally on Thursday, Friday’s nonfarm payrolls became a turning point for the short-term market, with prices quickly pulling back to digest the gains. Short-term bearish momentum has taken the upper hand, and market volatility is intense, leaving very little room for error. Therefore, it is still best to patiently wait for short-term selling pressure to be fully released before choosing an entry point. Friends currently stuck in long positions do not need to panic for now; there will be opportunities. $BTC #Gate用户突破6000万 $ETH

A setback isn't the endgame; wait patiently for the tide to turn and set sail again 　I had planned to ride this wave and set sail, but unexpectedly the tide suddenly turned sharply downward, leaving many of our brothers stranded halfway. 　The expected rise never came; the market kept sinking, and anyone would inevitably lose heart. 　Remember, in a rapidly falling tide, the worst thing to do is reach out recklessly: 　Don't panic and sell at the very bottom of the wave, but don't stubbornly hold on and wait for the tide to recede either. 　Those with light positions should gradually lower their sails as the rebound wave arrives and slowly flatten their positions; 　Those with heavy positions must not blindly add to them and increase their exposure; first keep a close eye on whether the key support level can hold. 　The market was never meant to go smoothly every time; taking a loss on one trade is nothing. 　Keep your risk controls firmly in hand and patiently wait for signs that the market is stabilizing. Come to An-ge, clearly explain your position situation, and An-ge will help you sort things out and find a way forward$BTC $ETH