This round of price changes came pretty decisively. When the earlier rebound couldn’t hold ground, my focus shifted to the continuity after the overhead pressure. My $STG opening position this time was at 0.3712. It wasn’t because a single bearish candle was enough to decide direction; after the structure repeatedly turned weaker, the price began to lose key levels. When it pulled up to around 0.1649, the market reaction was already quite clear. The most important thing during the holding period isn’t excitement—it’s confirming whether the momentum is still continuing to play out. Now the return rate is +551.21%, which for me feels more like a call being validated. If you didn’t catch this move, no need to rush. Miss it and don’t chase it—keeping your own trading rhythm matters more than acting on temporary impulse. $BTC $ETH

$BTC This is a typical prelude to a “pump-and-dump.” The market right now is “boiling a frog in warm water”🐸 Live trading strategies Strategy 1️⃣: Range-bound trading is currently best for selling at highs and buying at lows ● Long entry points: wait for the price to pull back to the 63,800 - 64,000 range and stabilize ● Stop-loss: if it drops below 63,500, exit decisively ● Take-profit: first target 64,500; second target 64,700. ● Short entry points: if the price rebounds to around 64,500 - 64,700 and meets resistance ● Stop-loss: if it holds above 64,800, stop out. ● Take-profit: first target 64,000; second target 63,800. Strategy 2️⃣: Breakout follow #BTC ● Upward breakout: if the 1-hour K-line’s body closes and holds above 64,800, it suggests a move to challenge the previous high of 64,692; you can cautiously chase a long with targets at 65,000. ● Downward breakdown: if it effectively falls below 63,500, it indicates the rebound is over and it will most likely test 62,500 or even lower.

Kept chipping away a few days ago, but today we directly get the answer! This chart really messes with people, but once the direction comes out, it’s immediately decisive 📉🚀 In my last look before bed, $CORE was still hovering in the higher range, repeatedly pulling back and forth. I think its bounce lacks strength—once it goes up, nobody’s there to take it. The trap-pull (fake breakout) vibes are getting heavier and heavier, so I didn’t chase at the time, and instead called for a long around 0.03143 🎯 Now it’s at 0.02524, with a return of +482.94%. This short trade feels extremely on point— the longer it churned at first, the better it turns out when the move finally comes out ✅🔥💰 That’s the rhythm. When you’re making money, the biggest fear is suddenly getting overexcited. In terms of execution: first take profits—close 80%. Keep the remaining 20% with protection at the entry price. If it keeps dumping further, let the profit run on its own. Even if it bounces back, don’t turn a comfortable position into an uncomfortable one 📌🛑 If you missed it, don’t chase 🚨 Chasing can get you rear-ended and punished easily. Wait for the pullback and confirmation, and only move when the next clear signal shows up 👀 $BTC $ETH