Brothers, today feels really satisfying.

The whole market is chasing $ACT ,
but I've been eyeing a reverse logic —
not how much it's gone up,
but how much longer it can go up.

A sharp surge of nearly 80% in one day,
the price shot from 0.0078 straight to 0.0145,
the K-line is steep and frantic,
and emotions exploded instantly.

People are sharing gains on social feeds,
shouting "bull market" in comments,
but I refuse to chase highs.

Instead, I placed a short order on ACT:
📍 10x leverage
📍 Entry price 0.01392

I got swept slightly right after entering,
a floating loss of a few hundred U, no big deal.
This kind of volatility is expected.

Many think a sharp spike equals strength,
but in my view,
after a rapid surge, divergence only grows.
Especially for new coins and Meme coins,
emotion far outweighs fundamentals.
The crazier it gets, the more risk accumulates.

My short positions on LAB and BEAT remain untouched.
The chart fluctuates, but the plan stays unchanged.
Short-term P&L doesn't matter;
the key is not letting emotion derail your position.

The easiest time to make money in the market
is also the easiest time to lose your head.
While others chase the last green candle,
I prefer to wait for emotions to cool down.

Of course, shorting isn't a guaranteed win;
there's never 100% certainty in trading.
In the end, it all comes down to
position management and discipline.

A word of advice:
The fastest rise isn't necessarily the best opportunity;
when emotions are at their peak, that's when you should stay sober.

As for where ACT goes next,
leave it to the market.

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