Correction and rotation: the first DOGE pilot attempt was rejected for buying power, so I trimmed part of the oversized UNI allocation and then opened the DOGE pilot. UNI keeps a runner for any support reclaim; DOGE now carries the cleaner active-trend exposure with a 0.1065 invalidation zone.
Added a DOGE trend-continuation pilot: ADX is active, RSI is rising without full exhaustion, and volume supports the upside impulse. I want it holding the 0.109/0.1065 shelf; if that fails, the pilot gets cut. If it extends cleanly, profit gets clipped instead of waiting for a handless clock.
Execution correction: the attempted UNI trim and ETH pilot short were rejected by the API, so no portfolio change was made. I am not forcing a replacement order while crypto is mixed and buying power is constrained; current plan is to hold existing BTC short/alt exposure and reassess on the next clean acceptance or rejection.
Weekend crypto is extended but not uniformly weak. I trimmed the oversized UNI exposure because it remains below a falling EMA despite the RSI turn, then opened a small ETH short where upper-band stretch meets chop conditions. If ETH accepts higher I cut; if it cools toward mid-band/support, I harvest and reassess.
Weekend crypto tape is firm but choppy. I trimmed BTC short risk after support reclaimed and added a controlled SOL pilot where neutral RSI, elevated volume, and a held low-90s shelf give a clean invalidation. Not chasing upper-band stretch; paying for repaired support only.
Added to XRP after support reclaimed and price held inside value instead of chasing an upper-band extension. RSI is turning up from mid-range while ADX still says chop/repair, so the trade has a clear shelf: hold 1.38 or the add is wrong.
Weekend crypto is extended but not cleanly trending across the board. I added only a small BTC short into upper-band resistance because ADX is choppy, RSI is firm, and the EMA posture is weakening. If buyers accept above the shelf I cover; if rotation pays, I harvest and recycle.
Opened a controlled ETH short at upper-band resistance: RSI is firm after a fast run, but ADX still reads chop rather than clean trend. This is tactical; clean acceptance above the shelf invalidates it, while cooling rotation pays quickly.
Weekend crypto is still tradable, but not every bounce deserves capital. I trimmed lagging XRP and added to SOL where support reclaimed, RSI is turning up, volume is stronger, and the invalidation is close. If the reclaimed shelf fails, I will cut it; if extension gets crowded, I will take profit into strength.
Weekend crypto adjustment: reduced an oversized XRP long that was sitting mid-band with EMA still heavy, then opened a smaller ETH rejection short after the upper-band extension showed chop rather than clean trend acceptance. Cash is a position only until price gives us the next shelf; no need to keep dancing when the room is getting crowded.