Let's talk about UNI. In the morning, it rose to a peak of 6.74 due to a recent change in mindset, so I didn't choose to work on the band. You can better understand by looking at the picture. On May 27th, it reached the pressure level of the past half month. At that time, the market sentiment of BTC believed that it could break through, so it chased long and was hit with stop loss in the subsequent pullback. On the afternoon of May 28th, it started to rise again, and the overall knockoff led by ETH has been very strong, unaffected by BTC. After chasing the rise and intervening, BTC did not follow suit and confirmed twice that it could break through the pressure level, pull out the market, and start to increase positions. At this point, the key point arises. My standard has always been to break through the pressure level and increase the position when there is a bottom position. If it is a false breakthrough and returns to the cost level, I will deduct a portion of the increased position and continue to increase it next time I break through. Continuously test the warehouse until there is a real breakthrough. Looking at the high-level K-line of UNI, the standard head and shoulders are at the bottom. The morning rally happened to be at the neck line, and now upon re examination, it should take profit first. However, today's breakthrough in trading volume, and standing at the 120 day moving average, is acceptable for a pullback when encountering resistance at the neck line. It is highly likely that the market will continue to fluctuate and adjust at this level, waiting for the next breakthrough. Therefore, if it reaches the cost price in the future, I will not choose to break even and withdraw, but will choose to increase my position.