Weekend slow-cook market vibes. Watching my $ETH short position creep up bit by bit, inching back near the breakeven line. It feels like the classic 'boiling frog' scenario, except this time it’s the shorts getting cooked. Slow and steady, no rush, no panic—just that annoying grind that makes you uncomfortable but doesn’t break the trend. Almost identical to last week! But I’m still holding. Why? Because the overall trend is still bearish. This kind of weekend grind-up, to be honest, is low volume, weak, and lacks sustainability. It’s mostly just a few funds propping things up in a low-liquidity environment—not a real reversal signal. The best part? It’s super easy to set a stop-loss here. This level is comfortable, with clear resistance above and room to drop below. No matter how you calculate the risk-reward ratio, it’s worth holding. Trades like this are straightforward—no need to overthink. The worst kind of market is the messy, indecisive one where you don’t know where to set your stop-loss or take-profit. But that’s not the case now. The direction is clear, the boundaries are defined, and all that’s left is to wait. Sometimes holding a position is harder than opening one. Opening a trade takes a second; holding it might take days. Watching the price grind back up over the weekend makes your hands itch to act, but logic tells you—don’t. The trend hasn’t changed, the reasoning hasn’t changed, so why move? Let’s see what happens next week. Either the stop-loss gets hit and I take the loss, or the direction plays out and I catch the wave. The risk-reward ratio is solid, so there’s no need to panic. Happy weekend, everyone. Get through the weekend, and it’s a fresh new week ahead.