After nearly a year of sharing market insights, I’ve noticed an interesting phenomenon—the comment section rarely asks what to do when trapped, because each time the directional judgment is basically correct. But the real issue lies in execution.

A few days ago, I clearly pointed out that the rebound high of ZEN might stop around 12.2, and also indicated that Bitcoin’s rebound has entered the mid to late stage, with a risk of being dragged down by the overall market at any time. I saw the right signals but didn’t follow the plan—profiting without stop-loss and even resisting the sell-off. Knowing that as long as the 10 key level isn’t broken, there’s no big problem, I still cut losses to wait for a re-entry. To make matters worse, when the rebound reached a high, I chased in with a small spot position. Ultimately, it’s still psychological—fear of missing a V-shaped reversal. This time, I’ve decided to change my strategy and wait for confirmation of stability before going all-in.

Currently, I haven’t found a particularly good entry point, so I’ll observe for a few days. If you want to trade swing, you can watch BEAR’s performance; forming effective support around the 56 line is a good bullish opportunity. Recognizing the trend is easy, but sticking to the discipline is hard—this time, I will truly enforce discipline to the end.