Withdrawals are being restored in stages, now reaching another wider circle. The feed is full of deposits > withdrawals, and inflows seem a little steadier. $BTC is back hovering around 78,000, and $ETH has edged up a little too. What matters more to me isn’t “Can we finally relax?” but making sure not to treat that sense of relief as a reason to temporarily increase my position.

There’s another round of proof-of-reserves (PoR) snapshots scheduled for today, adding another day to the noise calendar. A snapshot is just a process, not a signal telling you to increase your position.

I’m keeping just three simple rules for myself:
1)When deposit-and-withdrawal sentiment cools down, keep the position limit fixed as before
2)“It’s back” ≠ permission to temporarily add to your position
3)Wait until you’re calm to change the rules; don’t do it during the hour when the headlines are at their loudest

Chart one shows the reference trend over the past 48 hours; chart two is a recovery-day self-check. No bullish or bearish calls, and no telling you to go all in.

Which worries you more: adding to your position too early, or missing a small rebound? Pick one in the comments, follow each other, and I’ll post daily at this pace.

For discussion only; not investment advice. Futures trading involves risk. Position management comes first.
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