Today’s move is really interesting. Let me share my own spot trading experience. This morning, I was mainly watching the structure of Ethereum and Bitcoin. One clear point was: the support below 👉 repeatedly tested without breaking, the indicator at 👉 continuously giving "bottom + bullish" signals, and 👉 volume gradually starting to pick up. This kind of structure is easy for experienced traders to understand — it’s not weakness, it’s building up. As a result, this wave directly developed into a classic pattern: “consolidation shakeout → bottom confirmation → unilateral rally.” ETH was even more straightforward, directly surging near the previous high resistance, now starting to grind sideways at the resistance level. I personally wouldn’t chase longs at this position, waiting for a pullback or secondary confirmation for more safety. Bitcoin is even more typical; my position was entered around 67k following the signals. Honestly, trades like this aren’t about luck, but more about execution: follow the signals, don’t change your stop-loss without reason. Currently, my unrealized profit is +100%, and I’m still holding some to see if there’s a second wave. Many people tend to make a mistake: 👉 afraid to buy when bullish, then chase after the price rises. But the market’s most comfortable position is always “when you’re hesitant.” When you think “it’s safe,” it’s usually already too late. 📊 So, what’s next? My plan at this position is: don’t chase high (especially for ETH, which is near resistance), wait for a pullback confirmation or new structural signals before acting. The trend isn’t over yet, but it’s not time to be reckless either. #ETH #BTC