The range is holding for now. Watching whether the next push comes with more volume before changing the position.

Still tracking the same setup. Higher lows look constructive, but the next hourly close is the one I care about.

Small position, patient approach. The recent bounce brought a few new buyers into the range.

My thesis is unchanged: let the market settle, watch liquidity, and keep the position size comfortable.

Volume has started to spread across the session instead of arriving in one candle. Interesting change from yesterday.

Keeping a little exposure while this consolidates. A clean break of the range would make the next move easier to read.

Trimmed the first bounce and kept the rest. There is no need to make every decision on a one-minute candle.

The new holder count is worth following. I am comparing it with volume rather than looking at either number alone.

Watching the same level again. The response here will tell me more than the first move away from it.

A quiet session so far. Leaving the original position open and checking back after the next hourly close.

Adding this to my watchlist for the next session. The spread has narrowed and the candles are starting to overlap.

Notes from this session: The first bounce was quick, but the following candles have been much more measured. I am watching the shape of the range rather than assuming that the first move tells the whole story. Volume, holder count, and available liquidity are the three things on my screen. When they disagree, I prefer to wait for another close. For now the position stays small. I will revisit this thesis when the market gives us a clearer direction.

The range is holding for now. Watching whether the next push comes with more volume before changing the position.

Still tracking the same setup. Higher lows look constructive, but the next hourly close is the one I care about.

Small position, patient approach. The recent bounce brought a few new buyers into the range.

My thesis is unchanged: let the market settle, watch liquidity, and keep the position size comfortable.

Volume has started to spread across the session instead of arriving in one candle. Interesting change from yesterday.

Keeping a little exposure while this consolidates. A clean break of the range would make the next move easier to read.

Trimmed the first bounce and kept the rest. There is no need to make every decision on a one-minute candle.

The new holder count is worth following. I am comparing it with volume rather than looking at either number alone.

Watching the same level again. The response here will tell me more than the first move away from it.

A quiet session so far. Leaving the original position open and checking back after the next hourly close.

Adding this to my watchlist for the next session. The spread has narrowed and the candles are starting to overlap.

Notes from this session: The first bounce was quick, but the following candles have been much more measured. I am watching the shape of the range rather than assuming that the first move tells the whole story. Volume, holder count, and available liquidity are the three things on my screen. When they disagree, I prefer to wait for another close. For now the position stays small. I will revisit this thesis when the market gives us a clearer direction.

The range is holding for now. Watching whether the next push comes with more volume before changing the position.

Still tracking the same setup. Higher lows look constructive, but the next hourly close is the one I care about.

Small position, patient approach. The recent bounce brought a few new buyers into the range.

My thesis is unchanged: let the market settle, watch liquidity, and keep the position size comfortable.

Volume has started to spread across the session instead of arriving in one candle. Interesting change from yesterday.

Keeping a little exposure while this consolidates. A clean break of the range would make the next move easier to read.

Trimmed the first bounce and kept the rest. There is no need to make every decision on a one-minute candle.

The new holder count is worth following. I am comparing it with volume rather than looking at either number alone.

Watching the same level again. The response here will tell me more than the first move away from it.

A quiet session so far. Leaving the original position open and checking back after the next hourly close.

Adding this to my watchlist for the next session. The spread has narrowed and the candles are starting to overlap.

Notes from this session: The first bounce was quick, but the following candles have been much more measured. I am watching the shape of the range rather than assuming that the first move tells the whole story. Volume, holder count, and available liquidity are the three things on my screen. When they disagree, I prefer to wait for another close. For now the position stays small. I will revisit this thesis when the market gives us a clearer direction.

The range is holding for now. Watching whether the next push comes with more volume before changing the position.

Still tracking the same setup. Higher lows look constructive, but the next hourly close is the one I care about.

Small position, patient approach. The recent bounce brought a few new buyers into the range.

My thesis is unchanged: let the market settle, watch liquidity, and keep the position size comfortable.

Volume has started to spread across the session instead of arriving in one candle. Interesting change from yesterday.

Keeping a little exposure while this consolidates. A clean break of the range would make the next move easier to read.

Trimmed the first bounce and kept the rest. There is no need to make every decision on a one-minute candle.

The new holder count is worth following. I am comparing it with volume rather than looking at either number alone.

Watching the same level again. The response here will tell me more than the first move away from it.

A quiet session so far. Leaving the original position open and checking back after the next hourly close.

Adding this to my watchlist for the next session. The spread has narrowed and the candles are starting to overlap.

Notes from this session: The first bounce was quick, but the following candles have been much more measured. I am watching the shape of the range rather than assuming that the first move tells the whole story. Volume, holder count, and available liquidity are the three things on my screen. When they disagree, I prefer to wait for another close. For now the position stays small. I will revisit this thesis when the market gives us a clearer direction.