A scene at the wet market gave me some inspiration. When the lady selling eggs moves a basket of eggs, every step she takes is very precise—position, angle, speed—all carefully controlled. Whether the eggs break or not depends on these details. In trading, managing your positions is the same principle. The most fragile positions fear rushing responses; one aggressive move can lead to total loss.

Recently, I did take some losses. Losing money happens very quickly, and my mood sank along with it. But just feeling down is useless—water under the bridge. What I should do is take good care of the remaining assets and proceed steadily. Markets will always have waves—small waves, big waves—coming in turn, but the steady daily routines in life become a stabilizing anchor.

Regarding the current situation: B/USDT is now fluctuating around 0.21 USDT. It surged sharply 24 hours ago, but trading volume has significantly shrunk. The short-term chart shows signs of stagnation; it’s clear that the recent rally lacked sustained momentum. The emotional side has already been released, but a stable second entry signal has not yet appeared. Chasing highs is a gamble; I choose to wait and see.

Sometimes, doing nothing is the best move.