When Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SOL are simultaneously stuck in stagnation, bearish signals are clearly visible on the hourly candlestick chart — but I did not open a position in the real market; instead, I quietly opened the demo account.

From a technical perspective, this position is indeed an ideal shorting point. But those who have truly experienced a volatile market know that the margin for error during a transition period between bulls and bears is extremely low. Most traders are watching the same signals, and once the consolidation ends prematurely and the market violently surges, the clustered short positions can easily be collectively squeezed, resulting in a mutual slaughter of bulls and bears.

So, when is the real moment to take action? My answer is: wait until the trend completely shifts to one side, rather than betting on the direction too early.

Having been in this market for a while, I am increasingly clear: frequent trades are not as effective as a critical strike. Those who truly survive are not the ones who predict best, but the ones who understand waiting the most. Like a hunter, spending most of the time observing and only pulling the trigger when the prey is fully in range.

If you often find yourself washed out of the market due to entering too early, it might be wise to slow down. There’s no need to catch every fluctuation; just take action in the market conditions you are confident about. The market is never short of opportunities; what is lacking is the patience to protect your capital.

We can analyze the direction together, and we will face the risks together. If you don’t want to endure these entangled moments alone, feel free to reach out to me for a discussion. Calm your mind to clearly see the trend; hold your position to wait for the market that truly belongs to you. #加密市场观察