$ENSO Just Exploded — My Personal Take on How I’d Lock Profits
From my experience, moves like this don’t happen quietly. ENSO pushing to 2.40 USDT, up 80%+ in 24 hours and 300%+ since Jan 21, is the kind of price action that shifts my mindset immediately. At this stage, I’m no longer thinking “how high can it go?” — I’m thinking how do I protect what the market has already given me.
One thing I’ve learned the hard way is that big green candles feel amazing, but they’re also dangerous if you stop managing risk. When price goes vertical like this, the market transitions from accumulation to decision mode. Smart money starts distributing slowly, while late buyers chase emotionally.
What I personally observe on this chart:
ENSO had a clean expansion from a tight base. That’s why the move was so aggressive. But after such expansion, consolidation or pullbacks are normal — not bearish, just natural. This is where most people lose discipline.
How I’d personally take profit (no emotions, just structure):
• I trim into strength, not weakness.
Near 2.30–2.45, I’d already have taken 20–30% profit. Not because I’m bearish, but because locking partial profit gives me psychological freedom.
• I respect the new support.
The 2.15–2.25 zone matters now. As long as price holds above it, momentum is alive. If it loses this area with volume, I don’t argue with the chart — I reduce more.
• I always keep a runner.
I never sell 100% after a breakout like this. I leave a small position running above trend support (MA25 / structure low). That way, if ENSO continues higher, I’m still in — but if it reverses, my damage is limited.
I’ve seen too many 3x–4x moves go back to where they started because traders fell in love with the candle. After a move like this, ENSO stops being an “easy buy” and becomes a discipline test.
If ENSO consolidates and builds above support, higher prices are possible.
This is how I stay in the game long term:
Take profits calmly, let runners breathe, and never let excitement override structure.
