A strategy that allows for profits upon entry is very satisfying; being profitable allows one to hold positions, while being trapped leads to hesitation about exiting.

So how can one be profitable right from the start? I will share some personal experiences, using $SAHARA as an example.

First, let's look at a larger timeframe, using 4 hours as a reference. Here, we can clearly see a significant downtrend, characterized by fast declines, sharp drops, slow rebounds, and weak recoveries. The second time a downward movement forms is a key point to pay attention to, as it may indicate a larger continuation, which suggests potential space and risk-reward ratios.

Next, refer to the 15-minute level for entry; the highs are becoming lower, and the performance also shows rapid declines, sharp drops, and weak rebounds.