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Simple return rates can be distorted; net value return rates are the only way to accurately reflect the true profit and loss trend.

This round is still profitable; hold steady and rest assured. By the afternoon, you should be able to take full profits and exit.

Whether you can eat a lot of meat depends on this move; at the very least, it should reach 54.

Is this move directly aiming for 2050?

After these two weeks of live trading experience, I am even more convinced of the accuracy of my strategy. Yesterday, I placed an order at 2245.5, looked at it a few more times, and hesitated. I canceled the order, and it could have been filled within a few minutes. In the end, it flew away completely, including the short position from last night. I knew it was a bearish move, and at a high-cost-effective key level, I used leverage. When I woke up in the morning and saw the price was still very strong, I hesitated again. I wanted to close the position. I saw some signals, but I didn't stick to

The frustrating 4-hour sideways consolidation phase, the longer it stays sideways, the more explosive the breakout will be. For now, hold a small position and play within the range. Once the direction is clear, directly leverage the move, aiming for a quick double in a trending market.

High-altitude low buy

Two-pie chart trend analysis, currently no trend on the 4-hour chart, 2321/2296/2262 are key levels for both bulls and bears, which can be used as reference points for stop-loss, take-profit, and opening positions.
On the 1-hour cycle, the upward trend has been clearly broken. If 2312 is the bottom, then the rebound levels at 2367/2380/2399 are key points for short entry.
The 15-minute cycle shows a clear bearish structure; 2340/2347 are critical levels for short entry. These levels have already been missed, so do not chase the short. If the 15-minute bearish trend continues, you can follo

Sharing the idea behind last night's short position, a bearish structure appeared on the 5-minute chart, and I planned to short around 2367/2380. I switched to the 30-minute timeframe, and the price broke below the uptrend, which was also a continuous decline. I preferred to short around 2383, so I canceled my order and set an alert, preparing to short at 2383.6. The target was the 0.5 level on the 2-hour cycle at 2353.4. Late at night, I simply couldn't hold on anymore, and the trade failed. If the market continues to develop along the 30-minute bearish trend, the 2308.5 level will be a key s

The stop-loss position for the 4-hour trend-following short is hard to determine; I can only trade with a small position. This level also can't be chased long; it's at the 0.5 support level of 2366.9. If it runs away, so be it. A break below the 30-minute cycle suggests the 0.618 level won't hold, as it's too close to the breakdown point. At the 0.786 level of 2353.7, you can try to make a wave of long positions.

Big Coin daily chart analysis: Big Coin has now made a new high, breaking the previous bearish structure. The market is moving upward. I believe Big Coin will most likely reach the 83,100 area, with another 3.7% upside potential. Directly chasing the breakout isn’t worth it—wait for a pullback to go long.
Second Coin daily chart analysis: Second Coin is relatively much weaker. It hasn’t even held above 2,372. The expectation is that the price will first rise to the 2,569/2,766 levels, corresponding to upside potential of 8.9%/17.6% space. This isn’t impossible either. As for the specific buy a