Three days ago, on the evening of December 3rd, I reminded the community about ZEC. At that time, the price retraced to around 328, and I said that it was a key support area on the daily chart, and it would be worth trying a long position, remembering to set the stop loss at 318.

After that, it was just waiting. After more than a day, by the afternoon of December 5th, the price surged to 406, and I chose to close the position. In the end, this trade yielded over 350% return. The logic from proposal to market validation is complete.

This is not an isolated case. Looking back, PIPPIN's long position gained nearly 400%; more recently, just last night (December 8th), a wave of FHE's short position also achieved nearly 200% profit.

As you can see, these are not based on 'feelings' or 'hindsight', but real results executed according to a plan. Behind them is actually the same simple pattern: find the key positions (support or resistance), patiently wait for the market to form a shape, enter the market after the shape is confirmed, set the stop loss, and let the profits run for a while.

Just like that FHE trade, I opened a short position around 0.046, focusing on its surge to a clear resistance area, where a signal of a stagnation appeared in the shape.

Setting a stop loss, I gained around 40 points after entering, which converted to over twenty thousand dollars in profit. The core is not how magical the point is, but at that moment, the market provided a signal that met the rules.

Trading is not fortune-telling, and there is no need to predict whether tomorrow will be sunny or rainy. What you need to do is to use a clear set of rules to deal with an eternally uncertain market. When it’s time to observe, be patient; when signals come, be decisive; if the wind direction is wrong, be resolute in cutting positions.

Recently, the market indeed has many opportunities, especially in some altcoins. But opportunities are not chased, they are awaited. Find the targets you understand, and quietly wait for that 'key position' and 'timing' to appear simultaneously.

If you always feel like you can't catch the rhythm, buying leads to drops and selling leads to surges, perhaps you should pause, and not just focus on the fluctuating prices. Observe the structure more, and wait for the timing. The market is always full of opportunities; what’s lacking is rule-based patience.#FHE #ZEC/USDT