Three consecutive losses can easily lead people to two extremes—either rushing to recover the losses (revenge trading) or completely pulling back (overly cautious). In fact, trading mindset is like a sense of rhythm; the key is not whether you can win, but doing the right thing at the right time.

The current situation of ID/USDT well illustrates this point. The 4-hour RSI has already soared to 70.8, firmly in the overbought zone; but the 1-hour MACD has already formed a death cross, and the trading volume has plummeted by 91.2%. This usually indicates that upward momentum is waning, and the market needs to rest and consolidate.

The price is currently at a daily high of 0.09 USDT, but a reversal signal has not yet been fully established. Patience is most tested at this moment—**the best option now is to stay on the sidelines**.

There are two specific trigger conditions:

**First**, if the price retraces to around 0.085 and can hold steady, consider a light long position for a tentative attempt, but be sure to set a stop loss.

**Second**, if there is a genuine volume breakout above the 0.095 resistance later, don’t rush to chase; wait for a pullback confirmation before entering.

Put the previous loss emotions aside. In a ranging market, forcing trades often results in the fastest losses. Without a confirmed opportunity, it’s best to wait patiently. Such discipline is more valuable than any single trade.