The market trend of the past ten days reminds me of that night seven years ago when I stayed up all night watching the market.

At that time, I had just come into contact with cryptocurrencies, and the account balance seemed ridiculous amidst the red and green fluctuations of the candlestick chart. Each candlestick was like a reminder: you don't understand anything.

This morning when I opened the trading interface, that familiar heartbeat quickening came back.

Three days before SOL broke through that key level, I noticed large transfers on the blockchain. The recent 13% rise in ETH? I've marked several important retracement levels. Even PEPE's sudden surge had abnormal trading signals in the on-chain monitoring data.

This morning I glanced at the account screenshot - 1.09 million USD, with a daily paper profit of 14,000. What lies behind the numbers? It is over 268 hours of continuous monitoring, and the meticulousness of precisely pinning down every support and resistance level to four decimal places.

Some may say this time it's luck? My view: in this market, luck is never as useful as being fully prepared.

Take the $SOL transaction as an example. The severe fluctuations before the breakout caused many people to sell at a loss, but based on on-chain data, I determined that the main force was still accumulating, and I endured a 20% volatility, ultimately benefiting from the complete increase.

The market has reached a delicate moment again. If you are tired of the cycle of buying high and selling low and want to learn to judge the timing of entering and exiting positions yourself, remember three points: position management is more important than simply betting on the right direction, the stop-loss level is a lifeline, and being patient is always harder to achieve than frequent trading.

The monitoring system has just captured a new signal, and several key positions are forming. The market always favors those who are willing to take the time to study.