This chart is way too theatrical—pretending to be strong at first, then flat-out revealing the truth later! 🔥📉

When I opened the chart this morning, $IN had already smashed the fake “strong” momentum from a few days ago back to its original state. The shorts finally cashed in on that chunk of profit.

A few days ago, around the early morning, I saw it pretty clearly. IN was showing signs of a bounce, but the volume couldn’t keep up. The overhead pressure kept lingering around 👀—every time it tried to surge upward, nobody stepped in. After the push, it would just turn soft. In this kind of position, I wouldn’t chase longs; instead, I focused on the opportunities to go long.

My reference for entry back then was 0.09609. Now we’re at 0.0527—return is +2174.6%. The rhythm you hit makes all the difference ✅💰. This move wasn’t some hard guess; the chart itself gave the answer.

Some money isn’t made by impulse. Once you’ve understood it, execute—don’t hesitate at the last step. For position management, I chose to close 80% first; when it’s time to take profits, take profits 📌.

The remaining 20% is protected by the cost basis. Keep letting the profits run as it continues to sell off. If it bounces back, don’t get overly attached or linger 😎🛑. Don’t chase if you didn’t catch it ⚠️—getting in a tail-chase is likely to get you hit. Wait for the next unmistakable signal. After the pullback and confirmation, then look for new opportunities 🔔 $BTC $ETH