Recently, Bitcoin was oscillating around 86,800, stuck for over ten days without moving downward. As a result, it broke through decisively to 90,500, instantly clearing the resistance level. Since it has exited the consolidation range, the next logical step is clear—wait for a pullback to support before going long.

My trading plan is as follows: enter at 90,500, target 94,000, stop loss at 89,200. This gives a risk-reward ratio of 2.7, with 7x leverage and an 8% position size.

Ethereum follows a similar pattern. It first broke out of the consolidation range, reached a new high, then pulled back repeatedly at the 3,080 level. Treating this as initial support, going long here is a solid idea. Enter at 3,080, target 3,265, stop loss at 3,040, with 40 points of room, resulting in a risk-reward ratio of 4.56. Using 7x leverage again, but with a slightly larger position of 14%.

There’s also a coin called WCT I saw in a live stream. After a 41% increase, it pulled back to the previous support/resistance flip, which looks like support is holding. The risk-reward ratio is also good, so I plan to take a small position. Enter at 0.08031, target 0.1, stop loss at 0.0762, with a risk-reward ratio of 4.79, using 10x leverage and only 2% of the portfolio.

All orders are placed, now just waiting to see if there’s any good news tomorrow.