Watching CRV move again, it has pumped nearly 7 points in 24 hours, soaring to 3.7. You in front of the screen might feel a small spark of excitement, but calculating your own cost and looking at this slight rise, that spark goes "poof" and extinguishes. That's right, it's this feeling - bland.

It is very "smart", just pumping to the most tangled position in your heart: sell it, it's hard to come by a rise, what if there’s still a play later? But if you don't sell, this small rise is simply a drop in the bucket for those stuck at high positions, with the prospect of breaking even far away. It precisely steps on the critical point where everyone "wants to sell but doesn’t want to sell", leaving the entire market in a helpless silence.

Why is it so annoying? Just look at the data to understand. The whales are quietly accumulating, increasing their holdings by over 8% in 24 hours. For them, this price level might be a "golden pit." The platform itself also has confidence, managing over two billion in stablecoins, with visible returns. On the technical side, the short-term moving averages are showing a golden cross, and the trend seems decent. All of this has supported the price, preventing it from dropping too much.

But the problem is here: it has exhausted its strength, as if it can only pump to this level. Above, there are layers of trapped chips from before, and with every slight rise, it feels like pushing open a heavier door. Expecting it to make a leap and free everyone? That’s too difficult.

For the vast majority of friends who are deeply trapped, the reality is harsh: waiting for a way out may be a long wait without an end in sight. The current situation forces one to change their approach - giving up the fantasy of recovering all at once and honestly playing the fluctuations.

It's not easy, like dancing on the tip of a knife. You have to keep an eye on those moving averages to see where the pressure is and where the whales might take profits. Take advantage of this "toothpaste" style pump to reduce some positions at relatively high points, and wait for it to correct (technically, it's already overbought, and the probability of a correction is significant) near the support level to buy back. By repeatedly selling high and buying low in this way, you can gradually lower your average cost.

This is not a brilliant tactic, but a survival strategy forced by the market. Use the price differences earned from trading to dilute your originally high cost line. With each operation, the goal is not to get rich quickly, but to bring that "break-even" number a little closer to yourself.

The market is still there, the story is not over, the whales have not left, and there are still opportunities. Just don't passively wait for the wind to come. The wind may only blow gently; you have to learn to move yourself out of the deep pit bit by bit in the light breeze. $CRV ‌#今日你看涨还是看跌？