Regarding this SAHARA altcoin, let me remind you once again and provide an explanation:

We gamble on altcoins, focusing on small bets for big returns, but not all altcoins are as exaggeratedly confident as we claim in our copy. That’s just to bring everyone some joy; we need to have a certain level of self-risk awareness. If I can really communicate with the market makers, do I even need to play? Our strategy primarily addresses the pain point of entry difficulty, especially regarding contract entry points. Good entry points will boost your confidence, while poor entry points, combined with your observation, will likely lead you to think about cutting your losses quickly. This is definitely the case. Therefore, we aim to enter as close to the needle’s tip as possible, and the subsequent position holding and setting of take profit and stop loss are equally important. Some people might take profits and run, while others choose to hold their positions. Once the market pulls back, it can be perfect for those who have run away, while those who didn’t escape and are left hanging tend to sigh in regret, wondering why they didn’t profit more. Hence, we always say that selling at a loss and profit withdrawal are inherently contradictory choices. Choosing to hold a position makes it easier to withdraw profits, while choosing to secure profits makes it easier to sell at a loss, and this science cannot explain it.

Then speaking of this coin, the second major cycle structure has reached its position, and there isn't much of a rebound at the moment. Additionally, a smaller structure is triggering a second dip situation. I will publicly provide a potential second dip support reference here. As long as there are no new lows in the future, those take-profit points I mentioned earlier still have opportunities. The market doesn't always take off to the take-profit points right after entering, which is unrealistic.