That last dump was really brutal! 🚨📉 When I opened the chart this morning, $AZTEC that stubborn high-level hold from a few days ago finally couldn’t hold on any longer. A few days ago in the early morning hours, it kept trying to push higher over and over, but each time it fell just short by a small gap—there wasn’t enough follow-through. I wasn’t watching whether it was going red; I was watching whether there would be someone to take it up when it surged 👀 When AZTEC was around 0.02690, the volume didn’t keep up, and the overhead suppression still hadn’t eased. At a position like that, I’d rather execute it as “open a long.” In the end, the result is in: the price went from 0.02690 down to 0.01439, for a return of +1145.87% 🎯💰 This wasn’t brute-forcing it—it was waiting for it to show weakness before moving. When it’s time to take the profits, take the profits. Don’t talk emotions with profits. In terms of execution, take the bulk first—close 80%—then move the remaining 20% to cost-price protection 📌✅ If it continues to sell off, let the profits run. Even if it bounces back, don’t stubbornly hold on. If you missed it, don’t chase ⚠️ A good spot isn’t something you chase into. It’s something you wait for to come out—don’t go in by chasing. When the next batch of signals is clear, then act. The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is patience 🔔 $BTC $ETH