Looking at the recent performance of the BDXN coin, I think trading is actually a bit like dealing with noise in life — the key is not to predict or fight every sound, but to stick to your own system. The market is filled with all kinds of noise, including FUD, over-interpretation, and emotional swings. Traders who last long are not wasting energy trying to predict these disturbances, but instead decisively exit when the market trend doesn’t align with their plan, avoiding overthinking and internal conflict.

From another perspective, stop-loss is actually a form of proactive "emotional clearing." It’s not about losing, but about protecting your principal and mental defenses while leaving yourself the opportunity to re-enter. When your true opportunity appears, your capital and mindset are still intact.

Regarding BDXN, the current situation is as follows: trading volume has sharply shrunk (down 97.5%), and multiple timeframes show irregular oscillations with no clear direction. Although the 1-hour MACD histogram has turned positive, it’s still below zero, and trading volume is insufficient, making this rebound somewhat superficial. Entering now is like guessing in darkness without signals — the risk-to-reward ratio is not worth it.

My strategy is to continue observing, but focus on two key points: first, if the price breaks above 0.021 USDT with increased volume, it could indicate bullish strength; second, if it drops below 0.019 USDT with increased volume, it confirms a weak trend. I will only consider following up if one of these clear signals appears.

Currently, my main focus remains on opportunities like Ethereum, and BDXN will stay on the watchlist for signals.