#数字资产市场洞察 Those who kept up with the rhythm during these two market waves basically all made profits.

On the 19th, I started building my position at the 1.92 line, not based on feelings. The signals from the market at that time were very clear—previous highs had not broken new lows, and while trading volume shrank, prices remained stable, indicating that the chips were still in the hands of the operators, only shaking out retail investors. Experienced traders recognize this pattern at a glance; it is a clearing out, not a sign of a downturn.

When it reached 2.96 on the 22nd, I directly reminded the community to take half of the profits first. It's not that I lack confidence in the future market, but the short-term sentiment has become too optimistic; we should take this bite of meat first. The market is never swallowed in one go; we need to eat repeatedly to grasp the rhythm.

Looking at the market again in the evening session, although the price has pulled back, the extent is not large, and the trading volume is actually accumulating, making the signs of a second upward movement increasingly obvious. I entered the market again near 3.15, and the logic is quite straightforward—after a round of washing out, those willing to cut losses have done so, and those remaining are basically funds that are following the main players. At this time, those who do not follow in will only be chasing highs.

As everyone can see, today it directly broke above $4, and the market sentiment has completely opened up. At this position, I choose to take profits again and secure my gains.

It's not about being bearish on the market, but rather that short-term trading has already yielded excess returns. Betting on the next step at the peak of sentiment is just too greedy.

Many people ask me if they can still continue to take it, and this way of asking itself indicates the problem. What should really be asked is - should I take the profit out first during this period of increase.

The trend of BEAT is as standard as it gets: pullback and consolidation → structure confirmation → emotional acceleration. Being able to understand it means following this rhythm, rather than getting carried away at the sight of a big bullish candle.

The biggest risk in this type of market is not missing out, but rather continuing to gamble when it's time to exit. Friends in the market should keep an eye on the rhythm they believe in, and those who want to participate in the next wave should patiently wait for structural confirmation before getting on board.

Just follow the rhythm and steadily grab the meat; to put it bluntly, it's really that simple.