

Here’s a quick review and reflection with analysis and market scanning: $EVAA has regained its trend—since it’s a memecoin, don’t chase highs. Just look at IDOL yesterday: it surged, then crashed just as fast. $LYN is looking solid. Each spike hits support, and the second test holds without breaking. Volume is strong too! I’ve previously shared the entry point—DYOR! The takeaway: look for coins with strong volume and stable price action, then test support again. $HOT shows increased volume, but the market cap is still too large. Wait for the second retest on the daily chart. $HEADAL: My analysis was correct, but my execution was terrible. I entered on the left at 21 and exited at 22—really frustrating. Yesterday’s price action didn’t hold up strongly against the broader market; now we wait for a pullback to find a better opportunity. $INTC: Terrible trade. Entered at 64.1, planned a stop at 63 but didn’t set it in advance. Woke up to find it at 60. Ugh. Overall, my trading execution is still weak. I understand the technicals, but I can’t yet apply them consistently and decisively. This takes practice—keep grinding.

Opportunities will always exist in the market. Today I made two trades—FLOCK and LYN—and ended up even, neither gaining nor losing. I’ll continue sharing interesting cases moving forward. Keep in mind that what I share isn’t always a clear trading opportunity, but rather something worth observing—please use discretion! $DYOR

Following others directly to place orders won’t teach you how to make judgments; when market conditions change, you won’t understand why to hold or cut your position, making it easy to get deeply trapped. You can observe others’ strategies and use them to validate your own thinking—but don’t copy them blindly. The skeptical person does not question what others doubt, but questions what others take for granted! The core of trading is independent thinking and independent judgment—focus on your own research and trade what you excel at!

Reviewing this bottom-fishing attempt and some reflections! First, I identified 76,355 as support for BTC—this judgment was correct. I selected the needle-piercing coins $AAVE and $UNI. $AAVE reached 121—correct! $UNI did not reach the target level. I predicted that $PONS would retest its daily support—correct. It pierced the level but did not break it decisively; it rebounded to 2,488, retraced to 0.223, then rose again to 0.246. Not outstanding, but relatively stable! These are all the trades I successfully captured and publicly shared throughout the process. Here’s what I missed—reviewing the subsequent price action for reflection: After #Mars made its needle move, I considered a narrow stop-loss strategy to catch a pullback—but ultimately didn’t execute it, a small regret. After $BULL came out with a needle move, there was a pullback, but I didn’t carefully observe it—I clearly failed to track this opportunity properly, even though it offered plenty of chances. There were many other meme coins—I won’t review them all. Truthfully, it’s hard to profit from meme coins; I always end up missing the top or losing money on them. Going forward, I’ll likely focus more on coins with stable K-line patterns and normal price behavior—coins that let me make consistent, confidence-building gains. Of course, I still occasionally pick meme coins and urge others to join—like when I recommended IDOL around 0.011, and the peak hit 0.031 just two days ago! That’s it—over! I reflect on my own trades and share them publicly: it helps grow my audience while also helping me learn. Haha, two birds with one stone—bountiful harvest! So happy!!!!!!

$AAVE last placed orders at 121 and 112; filled one at 121—not bad, a 10+ point gain on a major coin. Didn’t catch the spike on $UNI! $PONS bought again at 226 on the hourly chart’s second test; stop-loss remains at 216. Bought when it dropped to 222, with a high of 2488—also a 10+ point gain. Not sure if this is the bottom, so trade it as a swing. Hold part of your position as long as it doesn’t break 0.216, and wait for a larger upside move! Stick to what you know, and patiently wait for opportunities that align with your strengths.

$INTC My view won’t collapse completely! Right now, the bearish dip is an opportunity to find the bottom. Although Intel is being squeezed by NVIDIA and AMD, it’s still part of America’s national strategic sector—it won’t die. It’s like China’s state-owned enterprises: the core foundation remains intact, so there’s no need to overly worry. Just keep doing your own thing.







