A few days ago, I watched my account soar from 300,000 U to 3,860,000 U in real time. It wasn't a slow rise; it felt like hitting the gas and taking off directly.

To be honest, at that moment, I just thought: the market is giving face, you have to be able to catch it.

On the 14th, I didn't think much, just casually placed a long order at $PIPPIN 0.30768 and went to sleep.

I was still mumbling to myself: "Just testing the waters, if it doesn't work, then fine."

The result? I woke up to find it had skyrocketed—this coin surged crazily from 0.30768 to 0.3814.

I wasn't greedy; I took my profits, 1,160,000 U credited to my account, that feeling of satisfaction, those who know, know.

Once you get the hang of it, it's easy to keep making moves.

When it retraced to 0.33705, I entered another long position.

And what happened? $PIPPIN showed no mercy, directly pushing up to 0.48253,

my account jumped again, easily snagging 1,000,000 U, I felt like I was floating.

But I must remind you: staying in when it’s high is giving money to the market.

So at 0.49667, I decisively flipped to short.

Not betting on emotions, just waiting for structure.

Sure enough, a big bearish candle came down, and the price smashed down to 0.26702,

this time, another 1,400,000 U, safely secured.

This whole sequence isn't luck; it's about going with the flow + execution + not being greedy.

The crypto world is like this; it can send you to the sky, but it can also kick you into hell,

the difference lies in—do you have a brain?

I'll be frank:

opportunities are still there, and the next wave might be even fiercer than this one.

Dare to hop on? It's up to you.

If you dare, I'm Sister Xiao, and I'll take you flying together. #美国非农数据超预期 #BinanceABCs #巨鲸动向