A few days ago, I saw an interesting scene — two people on a seesaw. At first, someone was always eager to push down, but as soon as the other person lifted their foot, the other side would hang in the air. Later, they learned to be clever and wait until both of them sat steadily, and then they played smoothly, with laughter all around.

This made me think that trading is the same way. Many people always want to be the first to act, but that often leads to stepping on landmines. The real opportunity is actually waiting for the market to be "ready" and then moving with its rhythm.

Looking at the current trend of $POWER, the 15-minute and 1-hour RSI are both in comfortable zones, and the 4-hour RSI remains neutral, with no urgent surge or obvious signs of weakness. This state is like the person who just sat down — poised and waiting for a clear push.

**The current strategy is simple: stay on the sidelines until the price breaks through the key level of 0.285 USDT before considering to follow up.**

If it actually triggers:
- Entry signal = a breakout above 0.285 followed by a retest that does not fall below 0.278
- Stop loss set at 0.272
- Profit targets are 0.298 and 0.305 respectively

Many people think waiting is hesitation, but actually, it’s not. True waiting is preparing for the next wave of more stable and deeper market movements. Good rhythm is about mutual understanding and tacit agreement.