XMR is currently quoted at $545, launching a strong rebound of over 13.5% from yesterday's daily low. The next focus is on the 554 level; a breakout would directly target 563, which coincides with the 50% retracement line of the previous downward move.

Honestly, this round of trading was executed very cleanly. Although there was quite a bit of selling pressure along the way, the overall rhythm remained completely in line with expectations. I hope everyone who has been following can enter at reasonable levels; most are now showing unrealized gains on paper.

Looking back at my advice, the initial buy zone was 535–518. Later, based on the situation, I adjusted it to 535–501, and finally, given the strong pressure, I lowered the lower limit to 535–480. Taking an average price in the middle, even beginners, as long as they buy below 525—especially without leverage—should be profitable now.

Spot trading is indeed more comfortable. When the price rises, sell in batches; when it falls, buy back gradually. My average cost was around 512.5. Before the market briefly surged to 525 before close, I sold 80% of my position. When the price retraced to 480, I bought back in batches, ultimately keeping my new cost within the 490–492 range.

If you want to seek larger volatility in this strong trend, you can actually maintain a larger position size, which can maximize the profit potential. The advantage of spot trading is this flexibility—adjusting dynamically with plenty of room to maneuver.