The drop in $AVAX has come faster than expected.

Earlier, when it was still fluctuating at a high level, many thought it was just a normal pullback. What I saw was thinning support, weaker and weaker bounces, and the chart was already starting to look wrong.

The core is just one sentence:
If it's weak, don't stubbornly stay bullish.

Short positions held from 9.312 to the current 7.01, with current profit +1754.83%. This trade captured a good portion of the decline.

There wasn't much complexity during the process—just not chasing bounces, not following the long side, and continuing to hold as price confirmed the downside.

Most people were still waiting for a recovery, but the trend went the opposite way. This kind of divergence often yields the biggest profits.

Positions are managed by the rules.
Take profit on 80% first, keep the remaining 20% to see if it can push lower, and move the stop loss down accordingly.

Don't chase in just because you see profits.

Missing out is okay. Wait for the next structure to form before acting.

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