DASH has indeed been performing strongly lately. Several times I wanted to reverse my position but didn't manage to catch the bottom, and instead got hit by a counter-move. There was an opportunity to go short at a relatively low level, but I still didn't take action, mainly because I was afraid of getting trapped halfway up. This feeling of being trapped is the most frustrating—it not only causes psychological stress but also raises concerns about margin calls due to insufficient funds. So it's better to heed advice and not rush into reversals. Sometimes the market is like this, easily leading people to make mistakes, especially in a strong trend. Maintaining rational judgment often yields more stable profits than rushing to place orders.

The current strategy is to continue observing and wait for clearer high-level signals before considering short positions. Another coin to watch closely this time is DUSK. Although its rise isn't as aggressive as DASH, it's still worth paying attention to. The key is to find more reliable shorting opportunities, ideally those with an 80% confidence level before taking action. The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is patience and waiting.