Tracking $CYBER for a while now, and finally seeing a relatively ideal setup window. Although the 1-hour candlestick is still gently rising, the 4-hour RSI has already surged to 73, showing clear overbought signs, and trading volume is also starting to shrink—these all indicate risk. Instead of chasing the high and rushing in, it's better to wait for a more solid secondary opportunity.



The current price is around 0.84. My plan is clear: wait for a pullback to the support zone of 0.81-0.82, see if the 1-hour chart can stabilize and confirm a bottom structure, only then consider it a true buying opportunity. The advantage of this approach is that setting a stop-loss below 0.79 is sufficient, and the profit targets are set at 0.88 and 0.92. This risk-reward ratio exceeds 2:1, making it a good balance of benefits.

If the price directly breaks through 0.86, then forget it—that means the pattern has been broken. The core of swing trading is patience—better to miss a wave than to make mistakes during emotional highs. The market will always give another chance; the key is to wait for the best risk-reward position.
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NftDeepBreathervip
· 4h ago
This kind of patience is really rare; most people still fall into FOMO and get liquidated.
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hodl_therapistvip
· 4h ago
Patience is truly the key; not chasing highs is the winning mindset.
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LuckyBearDrawervip
· 4h ago
Wait for 0.81-0.82 to exit; this patience is worth it, RSI is almost overbought. It's better to miss out than to chase the high; everyone understands the logic but no one can do it, let's see how long you can hold on. It's another wait for the bottom structure confirmation; I've heard this saying a hundred times, but in the end, I still chased. A 2:1 payout is indeed attractive, but I'm worried that if the support breaks, it will head straight to 0.79. Overbought is so obvious that we really need to wait, right? Are you a bit scared now? The details are quite solid, but what should we do when the market doesn't follow the usual patterns? This method looks a bit familiar; last time, I missed a wave of limit-up because I waited wrong. The probability of breaking through 0.86 directly is actually higher than you think, don't rely too much on technical analysis. Patience is a good thing, but sometimes chasing perfection can cause you to miss out.
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