Honestly, this market is really messing with people. 🚨📉 A few days ago in the afternoon, $ETH was still fluctuating up there, looking like it was about to break out, but actually I saw it was a volume-less rally with weak support, and it would soften as soon as it hit resistance above. While everyone was still waiting, I was watching the rebound strength of ETH and noticed that each pullback didn't continue, buyers were unwilling to step in, and as soon as selling pressure emerged, it would shrink downward. 👀 At that time, I warned not to chase longs, and wait for it to run out of steam before seeing the shorts cash in. Entry position was around 2086.14, executed a short. Now, the price has reached 1585.73, with a return of +4165.66%. This trade was indeed satisfying. 🔥🎯 Not afraid of it grinding, but afraid of you panicking first. When making money, the worst thing is to suddenly get carried away. In terms of operation, don't linger. First close 80% of the position. ✅💰 The remaining 20% is protected by cost price. If it continues to drop, let the profits run; if it bounces back, don't give back the profits for nothing. 📌 If you missed it, don't chase. ⚠️ Good positions are waited for, not chased. Wait for the next clear signal, wait for the next round of more comfortable positions. 🔔 ‍$BTC $SOL

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What’s interesting about this SOL whale isn’t that it bought again—it’s that the same price has come back. The news says that 6 days ago, he ran a round of a SOL swing trade: sold 234,900 $SOL around 72.6, then cleared it, making $513,000. Today, 1 hour ago, he bought back 235,200 SOL using 17.068 million USDC, and the price is still 72.6. That’s very trader-like. Not a call for faith. It’s using the same price level as a liquidity coordinate. You can’t treat a whale’s actions as a prophecy. But it can tell you which section of the price range is where people start being willing to take on risk again. #TradFiCFDGoldMasters