Listening to Taylor Swift's "Anti-Hero," I unexpectedly came up with a trading logic— that line in the song "I'm the problem, it's me" perfectly captures every trader's mindset during market turbulence.

Thinking about it carefully, trading is actually similar to writing a hit song: not every note has to be perfect, the key is **finding the rhythm and repeating the most effective patterns**. Taylor precisely captures the most catchy part of the chorus, and traders should also identify which chart patterns have the highest win rate. 99% of the market time is spent in the sluggish "verse" phase, and real profits are hidden in the few "chorus-like" explosive moves. Instead of constantly doubting yourself, it's better to trust the system and execute with conviction.

**What’s the current strategy? Mainly wait and see.**

The data shows: the 4-hour RSI breaking above 70 indicates decent momentum, but the problem is—1-hour trading volume shrank by 78.6%, which is a typical decreasing volume rally, making follow-up difficult. The safest plan is to wait until the price **breaks above 0.225 USDT with volume** before going long; or if it pulls back, look for a confirmed stabilization at the **0.195-0.200 USDT support zone** to buy low.

Your entry parameters are ready: set stop-loss below 0.215, with two target levels—first at 0.245, second at 0.260.

This logic is like waiting for a familiar melody to play, then confidently following up—stably making money is that simple.