Recently listening to Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off," I suddenly had an interesting analogy: whether a song can top the Billboard chart depends not only on an addictive chorus but also on the timing and planning of the promotion—such as which single to release first, MV release schedule, radio push timing—all crucial, and a single misstep can lead to failure. Looking at trading from this perspective, the logic is quite similar.

Not all upward movements should be chased; the key is to understand the "charting rhythm" of the market:

**1. Timing is the most critical** — just like a singer needs to release songs during streaming platform lulls, traders must wait until market sentiment is fully released before taking action. No rushing.

**2. Multi-dimensional confirmation is more reliable** — a song stays popular through repeated exposure on radio, short videos, and tours. Similarly, the market requires a combination of volume and price, market sentiment, and fundamental narrative pointing upward before following in.

**3. Stop-loss is more important than stubbornness** — if data shows decline, switch to another song decisively; if support breaks, cut your position. Being stubborn about a coin that you believe will rise often marks the start of losses. There are new opportunities every day; there's no need to hang on to one position.

**The current BLUAI situation is as follows:** The 4-hour RSI has already surged to 73.4, a typical overheat signal. Even more concerning is that trading volume has shrunk by 99.4%, indicating that although the price is still rising, buying enthusiasm is clearly waning. Continuing to chase higher at this point often means taking the last hit.

**The suggested strategy is simple:** Watch first, don’t rush. If the price truly retraces to the 0.0095–0.0098 range, and the 1-hour RSI drops to around 50, then consider a light long position.

**If I had to specify a precise entry point,** consider entering around 0.0097, with a stop-loss set below 0.0093. Targets can be split into two stages: first at 0.0115, then at 0.013.

In short, maintaining a keen market sense is more important than stubbornly chasing a coin’s explosive rise. A good trader is always waiting for the next rhythm.

(Disclaimer: The above is only a personal trading idea sharing and does not constitute any investment advice.)