Let's zoom out on the risk-reward here.
From current levels, a run to $180K means about $100K in upside per coin. If you're sitting on your hands waiting for a $72K dip, you're trying to save maybe $5K on entry.
So the question becomes: are you really willing to risk missing a 20x larger move just to shave off a few thousand on your buy?
This is the classic mistake—optimizing entry precision while ignoring the magnitude of the opportunity. The chart doesn't owe you a perfect entry. If the structure holds and the cycle math lines up, chasing a slightly cheaper fill could cost you the entire position.
Trade the setup in front of you, not the one you wish existed.
From current levels, a run to $180K means about $100K in upside per coin. If you're sitting on your hands waiting for a $72K dip, you're trying to save maybe $5K on entry.
So the question becomes: are you really willing to risk missing a 20x larger move just to shave off a few thousand on your buy?
This is the classic mistake—optimizing entry precision while ignoring the magnitude of the opportunity. The chart doesn't owe you a perfect entry. If the structure holds and the cycle math lines up, chasing a slightly cheaper fill could cost you the entire position.
Trade the setup in front of you, not the one you wish existed.