After this wave of $SNDK's decline, the rhythm of short positions became very clear—not a gradual grind, but a continuous release after key levels were lost.



At that time, I was watching the reaction around 2095.20. The price surged but didn't sustain, and the pullback lacked effective support—something was clearly off. Many were still waiting for a reversal candlestick, but the order book felt like upward momentum was exhausted, and the longer the consolidation, the more dangerous it became.

Now the current price is at 1649.43, with open position profit at +1023.81%. This leg of the move has been quite satisfying. The most comfortable part of trading isn't catching the top at key levels, but holding in the direction once the structure is confirmed.

If you have profits now, don't get cocky. A 80/20 batch method can stabilize your mindset. First lock in the main gains, then keep a protective stop on the remaining position. If it continues to drop, follow; if the bounce is too strong, exit proactively.

Don't get impulsive just because you see the decline playing out—if you missed it, don't chase. Market opportunities are always there. Wait for the next setup with a better entry point.

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