I've never used the square, and I don't know if everyone can see it. This was the order placed after 11 p.m. last night.

The crypto world is an amplifier of human nature; greed and fear dominate the vast majority of trades. During rapid surges, people rush to buy, often at the high point; during sharp drops, panic selling may occur, which could actually be an opportunity. I set three rules for myself: no chasing gains, no cutting losses impulsively, and no trading based on feelings.
When prices surge rapidly, first look at volume and indicators; a rise on shrinking volume often signals a hidden trap. During sharp declines, observe support levels and market sentiment—don't blindly bottom fish—most "bottom fish" are caught halfway up the mountain. During holidays and when news sentiment ferments, control your impulses. "Every holiday, a drop" is a proven pattern in the crypto world. Staying calm and waiting for signals is more important than reckless trading.
(Follow me, I am dy Invincible War God Little Fish.)