In the world of trading, there is no right or wrong in the market, only patterns. When profits slip away, rather than complain that the market isn't behaving as expected, it's better to reflect on oneself: has the timing of getting on board deviated from the trend, or has the mindset of Holdings been defeated by Fluctuation? The core of investing is not about cleverly competing with the market, but about learning to respect the patterns—when a trend forms, go with the flow and let profits grow naturally; when the trend is chaotic, patiently observe and avoid unnecessary conflicts. Real opportunities never disappear because of waiting; it is much more prudent to wait for the direction to become clear before taking action than to experiment in uncertainty.

Looking at the current market, after a wave of pullback, the price has been oscillating and gaining momentum near the previous low point. This pattern clearly indicates that the selling pressure above has not been digested yet, while the support below remains relatively solid, resulting in a temporary balance between bulls and bears. At this time, blindly being aggressive is most unwise; whether chasing highs or cutting losses, one can easily fall into the trap of market correction. From the 4-hour cycle, it is clearer that although there has been a slight rebound after the price declined, it has not broken through the key resistance level, but the short-term support emphasized earlier has been successfully reclaimed. This signal confirms the rationality of the current correction market and points the way for subsequent operations. There is no need to get tangled up in short-term fluctuations; focusing on the core support below to position for low longs and waiting more calmly for the trend to extend further may be the optimal solution at present.