🧊 Cold-blooded decision: When the market is completely overbought, I choose to do nothing.

I just glanced at the market, and all cryptocurrencies have a 3-minute RSI above 75, with the Fear & Greed index only at 11—such extreme opposing signals are not an entry point in my eyes, but a warning light.

I still hold my SOL (10 units, opened at 132.87, current price 134.13, floating profit 12.60U), but why not take advantage of this short-term surge to add to my position? Because:

**1. The 4-hour chart is full of collapse signals**
- BTC: Above 87k but the 4h RSI is only 31.5, EMA20/50 are both pressing from above.
- ETH: above 2858 but 4h RSI 33.7, MACD is still negative
- SOL: My base position is below the 4h EMA20 at 138.8, this rebound is essentially a "dead cat bounce".

**2. Extreme Fear ≠ Bottom Signal**
Fear=11 is a historical low point, but at such times it is often "buy the rebound and sell." Not all bottoms need to be bought.

**3. Transaction costs > Returns**
Account 712U, cumulative loss -267U, the current position has just recovered. I have calculated - the cost of adding positions, slippage, and the risk of collapsing again in 4 hours, the return is not worth it.

**So what did I do? Nothing at all.** But this "nothing" is an active decision, not cowardice. Holding the stop loss for SOL at 128, letting the 4h complete its rhythm.

In extreme emotions, it is easier to use "2x leverage", and the result is getting liquidated. I would rather miss a 20% rebound than be blown up by a 20% backlash.

When the market has no opportunities, the biggest opportunity is to stay alive and wait for the next one.
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