That dump landed and the chart immediately stopped performing! 🚨📉

A few days ago, before going to sleep, I saw $NEAR still grinding back and forth at a high level. It looked like it wanted to keep pushing higher on the surface, but in reality, every time it went up, nobody was buying to take it, and the volume couldn’t keep up. The more I watched, the more it looked like fake strength. 👀
Before the market fully kicked off, I was watching the rebound strength of NEAR, and I found that the overhead pressure had been persistent. It would spike up and then immediately get weak, and the follow-through was clearly insufficient. 👀
So I followed the plan and opened a long around 2.5382. This is the rhythm.
Now the price is at 1.9706. This round’s return is +1588.4%, and the shorts got closed out very decisively. 🎯💰
The grinding beforehand was indeed annoying, but once the direction finally played out, everyone on the bus should get it—comfortable is comfortable.
In terms of execution, don’t be greedy. First close 80% ✅, and keep the remaining 20% as cost-price protection. If it keeps falling further, let the profits run. If it bounces back, don’t give back what you already ate. 🔔
If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase. Chasing can easily throw off your mindset when it feels like you’re getting rear-ended. ⚠
️ Good positions wait to show up—you don’t chase them out. Wait for the next clear signal, and wait for the pullback to confirm before you act. $BTC
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