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Been looking at this structure and it’s not the easiest to trade right now.

After that strong move earlier, price has been trending down steadily. The 3.9–4.0 zone that acted as support before didn’t really hold, and now price is sitting closer to the $1.8–$2.0 area.

There’s also a clear rejection from around 5.6 and lower highs forming since then, so overall structure still looks weak unless it reclaims higher levels again.

In this kind of setup, I’ve noticed it’s easy to get caught trying to catch small moves on the way down. More entries, quick exits, and not much follow-through which usually leads to overtrading.

That’s where things start adding up quietly. Not just direction, but execution, timing, and overall cost of trading.

Started looking more into how people manage this better, and it seems like some focus more on trading efficiency  not just entries, but also how fees and execution are handled. Someone mentioned Bitget to me in that context, mainly around how their VIP system is structured for active traders.

Haven’t gone deep into it yet, just trying to understand if optimizing both cost and execution actually makes a noticeable difference over time.

For those trading structures like this, are you still taking setups in this range, or waiting for a cleaner reclaim before getting involved?

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