Dust off the sealed photo album, look at the photos of reaching the top when I was young, that moment was both tiring and satisfying. The sea of clouds at the summit makes all the steps meaningful—especially those moments when I wanted to give up.

Recently, while watching the market, I was thinking about this. Whenever the market fluctuates, it seems like we are all stuck halfway up the mountain: looking up at the long road ahead, yet afraid that all previous efforts will be in vain if we look down. But climbing a mountain and trading are actually the same principle—it's not about every step being perfect, but about knowing why you set out and when to tighten the safety rope.

That's the current situation. The Binance (USDT) asset is in short-term consolidation, and market sentiment is quite cautious. My personal view is to wait and see first. If it can clearly break through the resistance level of 0.155 USDT and stabilize, consider taking a light position to test the bulls; conversely, if it falls below the support of 0.142 USDT, the trend may weaken, and more caution is needed.

The true meaning of climbing a mountain is not about conquering the height itself, but about feeling each solid step. The same goes for trading—patiently waiting for that moment that belongs to you.