#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 When reviewing, we looked at the trends of those coins reaching new highs and also performed multiple rhythm analyses on XMR. But the market tells you that no matter how perfect the plan is, it must give way to the行情.

Yesterday, after XMR broke through, I took a long position at over 550. The first target was 550→670, and the second target was locked at 780. As it pulled to 631, a sudden divergence appeared on the hourly chart, and the market also started to heat up. There's nothing much to say—exit according to discipline—close all positions at once, and you get 6900U.

Why not hold until 780? Many people ask this question. I think this reflects the most common misconception in trading: analysis can look far ahead, but execution must focus on the present. XMR's market cap is already approaching one billion dollars. In such a scale and market environment, a double-up surge is simply unrealistic. Once signs of weakening appear in the rally, locking in profits first is always the right move.

The purpose of position sizing is to make money, not to verify whether your analysis is correct.

Currently, XMR is still fluctuating at high levels. We are observing—waiting for the structure to emerge before deciding whether to chase or reverse. Opportunities are never lacking in the market, but you must get on the ride smoothly and still hold chips in your pocket before you qualify for the next one.

If you often regret "selling too early" or "buying too late," ask yourself: does your trading system really have a clear take-profit point?