The positions are mostly within the range mentioned earlier for large orders... They will generally see increased volume, a spike, and then a reversal after absorption... After using the daily model, catching a pullback to VWAP is actually quite comfortable... The only problem is the poor position management experience after TP1. In layman's terms, it's a lack of strategic vision... Strategic vision leads to BE (Breakout). Therefore, going long on dips simply means closely monitoring increased volume, SFP (Spot Price Index), and the position of liquidation liquidity. The entry model is shown in Figure 1. Figure 2 shows the strategy for the second entry after yesterday's first entry model failed (BE), when a large spot order appeared below at 73k, providing protection. Figure 3 shows yesterday's and current liquidity positions... The two liquidity boxes above and below in yesterday's post basically indicate a rebound after liquidation (combined with the appearance of large orders).