$BNB 10 days, the account went from 63,000 U to 372,000 U.
Looking back at this market, the only feeling is:
It's not about making a lot, but about timing it right.
Many attribute this to luck, but those who truly understand the market know - this is the result of a series of correct decisions.
Let's start with the most ruthless move, around 20 dollars. The market sentiment was extremely hot, everyone was chasing long positions, I chose to go short.
This wasn't guessing the top, but rather the structure had already given the answer. Ultimately, it fell all the way to 8 dollars, pocketing 230,000 U, clean and swift.
The next day, it was time for $ZEC .
Entered near 500 dollars, not heavily betting my life, but operating in line with the trend.
Rising to 648 dollars, wrapping up with 63,000 U.
Then came $FIL .
On-chain data showed funds starting to enter, and it wasn't retail investors.
I didn't immediately go all in, but first tested with a small position near 1,000 dollars.
When the volume began to expand and the structure was confirmed, only then did I start to increase my position.
After a 10% rebound, I took profits around 2.6, not greedy for the last bite.
In these 10 days of trading, there were no miraculous operations, only three principles:
Do not join the ranks when sentiment is at its hottest;
Do not go heavy before confirmation;
When profits are in place, walk away immediately.
We watch the market not to "see ups and downs", but to analyze structure, trading volume, and fund behavior.
The market does not require you to work hard; it only rewards those who are prepared, dare to act, and know when to stop.
Now, new signals have emerged, but not everyone is suitable to get on board.
Those who do not understand position control may get shaken out;
Those who do not know how to stop losses will eventually give back their profits.
Those who can make it to the end are never the most aggressive, but rather the calmest and clearest-minded group.
Whether you are willing to keep up depends on whether you are willing to stand on the side of "long-term winning".
