Less than 9 minutes, earned $4.76

At 4:30 PM, I opened a short position on BTC.
Why did I open it?
At that time, BTC was hovering around 65,260, with the rebound peaks getting lower each time, and the volume was decreasing. I’ve seen this signal many times before — it can’t go up, likely to retrace.
With the judgment in place, I entered the market, using 5x leverage, isolated margin.
Then I just watched the screen and waited.
The price started to go down, with a small rebound in the middle, and the numbers jumped back a bit. I would have panicked before, thinking “Better to run now before it goes back up.” But this time I didn’t move because the logic didn’t change — if it can’t go up, it can’t go up, just wait.
In less than 9 minutes, the price reached around 65,040, hitting my target level, so I closed the position and called it a day.
This BTC trade made $4.76, a 1.30% return.
At the same time, I also closed my DOGE position. That was a short opened the night before last, held a bit longer, with a 4.81% return, earning $0.04.
Together, the two trades made less than $5, but what I’m satisfied with is — this wasn’t gambling, it was executed according to plan.
Opened at 4:30 PM, closed at 4:39 PM, less than 9 minutes.
I captured that segment of understanding, and the subsequent ups and downs no longer matter to me.

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