I've seen this kind of Candlestick trend countless times. In my years of trading, every loss feels like a lesson from the market.

I remember when I was trading ETH some time ago, I noticed the hourly chart starting to weaken and thought about trying to short the top, but ended up losing 1.9%. That bloody lesson made me realize: trying to guess the highest point during a clear upward trend is purely suicidal trading.

Looking at this wave of BNB from the other side, it has been steadily moving upwards along the trendline. I have just one strategy: hold on while following the trend, and run when it breaks. I don't ask how high it can go, nor do I think about whether it will pull back. In this way, I actually earn more solidly.

Coins like PLAY and CVC follow the same principle. Enter when there is a breakout with volume, and if the trend does not meet expectations, exit immediately. It sounds simple, but the hardest part is maintaining discipline—execution is the real killer move compared to any Candlestick theory or moving average techniques.

I used to want to catch the bottom of every pullback, but later realized this is simply unrealistic. The market is always changing, but some things never change: respect the trend, learn from mistakes, and as long as you survive, you will see the next opportunity.