$XMR Brothers, I just want to ask—was this move satisfying or not? The people who called everyone in at 384.49 before should be counting their money now, right? This trash project has already cut you a round before, so how could I not see through the dealer’s little schemes? The words “sell short when it’s high and go empty” are already carved into my forehead. This time is a classic case of “luring longs to unload.” It gets pushed up without volume, and when it drops, all you get are panic orders. I didn’t get greedy either—around 303.45, I reduced half first. The rest is left for the profits to run; anyway, my cost is negative. Let the dealer smash it however they want—the game is played with you to the end. Don’t just look at how much it’s falling right now and think it’s fun; the coin’s news flow is a mess—what lawsuits, what unlocks—everything is just smoke and mirrors. The ones who truly make money are those who run when others are FOMO, and those who hang short positions when others are in despair. If you haven’t boarded yet, don’t rush to chase shorts just out of envy—set your stop-losses properly! The key level right now is around 384.49. If a rebound breaks and then subsequent key levels are cleared, don’t stubbornly hold on. We’re not going to fight for that last copper penny. If you’re hoping for a pullback from a high level, calm down—this trend hasn’t bottomed out yet. Be careful not to get buried.