Looking back at this rebound, decisively cutting off that DOGE order was truly a wise choice. If I had stubbornly held on, the subsequent fall of DOGE could have resulted in a direct loss of 15 points, but in the end, I only suffered about 7% loss. The same goes for SOL; it was wise to take profits when it was rising, otherwise, I would definitely be trapped deeper now.

This set of tactics is actually the core of the trading system I have always used—make predictions in advance, set strategies firmly, and execute decisively. The market is never short of opportunities; the key is not to let yourself suffer significant losses. Small losses are nothing to worry about; staying alive is more important than anything.

The friends who came to the office to study yesterday specifically came to say this morning that their judgments had been verified. In fact, I had them deduce it themselves last night, and their conclusions all pointed to a fall. They even figured out the logic behind the decline and the key levels themselves, and also established their strategies and entry/exit points. Later, I shared my opinion and found that everyone had the same thoughts, and their reasons matched up.

The threshold for this judgment is not actually high. The lower edge of the channel should theoretically rise, but as the upward trend approaches its end, the lower edge is more likely to fall. How do we confirm that the rising momentum is about to end? Just look at the changes in trading volume during the upward process.

The impact of the interest rate hike expectations in Japan is indeed more intense than expected. Let's keep an eye on the situation for now. BTC also needs to be observed more closely.