RIVER finally gave me the opportunity I was waiting for in this wave of the market. After a full day of observation yesterday, I finally understood the rhythm.

The sharp 17% surge in the morning was too aggressive; chasing in at that point was clearly not a smart move—there was nowhere to place the stop-loss, and the risk-reward ratio was completely mismatched. So I decided to wait further.

Here's the current situation: the price is around 19.00 USDT, and the 1-hour RSI has already fallen back from the overbought zone to 67. Although the 4-hour trend remains strong, there are signs of a slight pullback. This is actually a healthy sign, as it indicates the digestion of floating positions.

**My plan is as follows:**

Wait for the price to retrace to the 18.50-18.80 range, confirm that it has stabilized at the previous breakout level or short-term moving averages, then gradually build a position. Set the stop-loss below 18.20, so that each loss is controlled within 0.3-0.6 USDT.

Profit targets are two-tiered: the first at 19.80, and the second aiming for 20.50. If both are hit, the profit could be over 1.0-1.7 USDT. Calculated this way, the risk-reward ratio easily exceeds 2:1, aligning with my current strict drawdown control trading discipline.

Honestly, swing trading tests patience the most. Many losses stem from impatience—people are always eager to jump in quickly. My experience is that real opportunities often come to those willing to wait. Waiting for the market to give the most favorable odds—that's proper trading.