$US Trading Observation

Recently, I heard a song that suddenly made me think about the similarities between trading and music creation.

I recall how Taylor Swift transitioned from country to pop; she didn't completely deny her past but retained the core narrative, just with more fashionable arrangements. This logic is especially applicable to trading—strategy iteration is just like that.

When market styles shift (for example, from a single trend to oscillations), those who stubbornly stick to old methods usually suffer losses. But if you completely overturn your experience, you might get confused. The correct approach is:

**First, keep the core unchanged.** Maintain your risk management system and trading discipline as the bottom line.

**Second, change your tools.** In oscillating markets, focus more on swing strategies rather than chasing breakouts.

**Third, small-position trial and error.** Like musicians continuously creating, use small positions to explore, and add more once a new trend is confirmed.

In short, don’t fight the market. How the market changes, that’s how your "trading arrangement" should be tuned.

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**Current advice: Wait and see**

$US trading volume plummeted by 99.2%, liquidity is extremely exhausted. The price at 0.01 USDT is likely distorted, with no reliable trading signals. Wait before taking action:

Volume needs to return to normal. RSI is now at 74.08, and should return to a neutral zone. 0.011 is a key resistance level, 0.009 is a key support level. Breakouts or breakdowns at these levels should guide your direction.

**Also watch:** $SOL’s rebound and stabilization opportunity, but be sure to set a stop-loss.