The recent market rally has indeed been impressive, with BEAT and PIPPIN tokens adding over $50,000 to the account.

The operation with BEAT can be divided into two parts. The first part was when I saw signs of stabilization around 1.8, so I followed the bulls and held until 2.64 before exiting. Later, it continued to surge above 2.44, but the trading volume clearly shrank, which is a dangerous signal—when the price can't move up, a pullback is likely. I immediately reversed my position and went short, closing at 1.9, earning another wave.

The PIPPIN trade was even more straightforward. At 0.5, it was clear that the upward momentum was weak, with a lack of buying support, so I went short directly. I stopped out below 0.3.

The core logic is simple: position is crucial. If the price can't break through key resistance levels, it will fall back; if it doesn't break through key support levels, there’s a chance for a rebound. But no matter how good the entry point is, without proper position management, it’s all useless—one wave of volatility can wipe you out instantly.

Honestly, the market rewards those with patience and disciplined execution, not those who trade impulsively like gamblers. Observe when you should, act when you should, and opportunities will always come.