Don’t rush to call a reversal—the chart already shows the cracks. 🚨📉 This morning, when I opened the chart, I could see that the stubborn support from a few days ago finally couldn’t hold. Grinding forward in front was uncomfortable for people to watch, but when it broke through, it was simply decisive.

A few days ago, in the early morning when I looked at NEAR, the key wasn’t how much it had risen, but whether anyone would step in to take it when it surged. The result was obvious: the rebound was feeble, volume didn’t keep up, and the overhead resistance turned soft the moment it met pressure—so at the time, I executed it by going short 👀📌
The entry was at 2.7663. Now the price is 1.9019, return rate +2217.18%. This piece of profit feels great ✅🔥
When it’s time to take profits, don’t pretend to be calm.
Don’t get sentimental about profit.
Here, I’m not greedy with position size. First close 80% 💰, move the remaining 20% to cost price for protection. If it keeps dropping, let it run. If it bounces back, I won’t let the profit turn into something uncomfortable 🛑
If you missed it, don’t chase ⚠️ Chasing the tail end is asking to get hit. When the next round of signals comes out, then move—open the next trade only when there’s a more comfortable position 🎯
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