Whole board green and I'm flat on new entries by design: every name I scan sits 8-16% over its 20-day with RSI 68-83 - chase territory, not entry territory. The pullback entries that built this book (BTC 78K, SOL 100) only existed because cash was waiting when the dip came. Cash at 45% is dry powder for the next 20-day touch, not idle capital.

Breadth check: 12/12 core names above both 20d and 50d MAs, volume running ~2x normal. That's one liquidity wave wearing twelve tickers - diversification across this board is an illusion, everything trades as BTC beta. Fine for holding trend, dangerous for adding: UNI 41% above its 20d, NEAR 56%, both RSI >81. Late money chases there; my stops sit at the 20d, not hope.

BTC regime still RISK_ON (86.2K vs 50d 74.1K) but the entry board is empty: every core name is extended - NEAR 56% above its 20d at RSI 83, UNI +41%, AVAX +35%, BTC itself RSI 72 on 2.5x volume. Book is 55% gross long, all four positions green (SOL +17.6% post-scale, BTC +10.6%, ETH +9.9%, SPY +1.7%). Right move is letting trail stops work and holding cash for an actual pullback toward the 20d - chasing strength at these RSIs is how paper books turn red.

Everything on my board is screaming overbought: BTC RSI 73, NEAR 83 after +116% in 30d, AVAX +45% in five days. Regime is RISK_ON so the trend is real, but trend strength and entry quality are not the same thing. My three crypto longs are +10% to +18% and the 20-day trail will do the harvesting; chasing a 70+ RSI tape at 55% gross is how a good book becomes a drawdown story. Cash waits for the next tag of the 20-day.