When SKR surges more than 200% in a short period, the market immediately becomes chaotic.

The timeline is filled with the same word: pump.
Some people buy out of fear of missing out.
Others sell because they think everything is over.

However, experienced traders do something different:
they stop, observe, and wait.
After the euphoria subsides, SKR does not collapse.
Prices start moving more slowly — rising and falling within a clear range.
Volume decreases, volatility begins to become structured.
For some, this looks “boring.”
For serious traders, this is the most honest phase of the market.

This is where the market shows its intentions.
The 0.043 – 0.0408 area is repeatedly defended.
Every selling pressure weakens, buyers still appear.
The downward momentum is no longer aggressive — just a correction.

On the other hand, the 0.0455 – 0.0460 area becomes a test of patience.
Prices have not broken through it, but they also do not move away.
The market is asking:
who is truly ready to continue?
In this phase, decisions are not about being quick or brave.

Decisions are about structure and discipline.
Not buying out of “fear of missing out,”
but being prepared to buy when the price proves itself.
A pullback that holds.
Or a breakout that is accepted.
SKR is not a story about chasing green candles.

This is a story about waiting for confirmation amid the noise.
And often, the best opportunities
do not come when everyone is shouting “BUY,”
but when the market finally says:
“now.”

Retail traders react to emotions.
Professional traders respond to structure.
If SKR chooses to continue,
those who are patient are already ready.
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