Suddenly realizing that trading and music are a bit similar. A good song isn't high every second, but it maintains intensity when it should and relaxes when needed. Similarly, the market noise is overwhelming—FOMO, panic selling, various interpretations. The real difference between experienced traders and beginners is this: the former can clearly hear the "rhythm" of the market, while the latter gets confused by all the noise.

How to grasp the rhythm of trading? It mainly depends on three stages. During the consolidation phase, keep your mindset steady and avoid impulsive moves. When the trend starts, go all in. When a pullback occurs, wait patiently. In simple terms, your profit points are not in every wave of fluctuation, but in those few moments when you truly understand the market.

Now, look at the $SQD chart. The 4-hour chart is indeed strong, with RSI approaching 70, and trading volume has also increased. But there's a detail—on the 1-hour chart, trading volume has plummeted by 92.9%, which is a classic volume-price divergence. When strength and volume don't match, it's often a sign to be cautious.

So, what to do at this stage? Observe. Wait to see if the price can return to the 0.065-0.068 range, and look for new volume to confirm the move. Only then is it appropriate to enter the market at the right rhythm.

*Pure trading observation, not investment advice*