$SQD has been moving lukewarm recently, leaving many people confused—neither rising nor falling, what should we do?

To be honest, I find this kind of time the most worth pondering. The market's sideways movement is often a period of emotional sedimentation, and real opportunities may be hidden in this seemingly boring fluctuation. Personally, I don't like to gamble on sudden surges; I prefer to capture those mid-term segments with relatively high certainty—simply put, it’s about turning my understanding of the market into tangible profits.

How exactly to do it? I usually operate with two amounts of money:

**Main Position Trading**: This portion of funds will be placed in the range of 20,000 to 50,000 U, allowing for a sufficient margin of error to withstand short-term fluctuations. This is the position that truly takes advantage of the market, requiring patience to wait for the market to develop without rushing in and out.

**Flexible funds for short-term trading**: Additionally, set aside 3,000 to 15,000 as flexible funds, specifically for quick in-and-out trades to capture small opportunities. This part tests market sense and execution ability; make some small profits and then withdraw, without getting attached to the battle.

In terms of configuration, I always insist on one point: BTC and ETH will always be the foundation. Those who truly make money in the market are often the 10% who can see further than others—not because they are smarter, but because they can hold on to their understanding.

I will continue to pay attention to the mid-term swing signals after the consolidation. I will share it at the first moment when there is a clear direction.

This opportunity brewing during this sideways period would be a pity to miss. Don't wait until it really rises to regret it; plan your strategy in advance to ensure steady gains.