Enough said. This short position has been so satisfying—days of grinding in the front were worth it.📉🔥 A few days ago, when the early-morning market was pushed upward, I felt something was off. The overhead suppression was obvious, and the volume didn’t keep up. It surged, but nobody was there to take it. At that spot, I told myself not to rush to chase the upside—on the contrary, the short opportunity was even clearer.



$PROS Back then, around 0.7292, I gave the idea to go long. The core was just one sentence: the rebound lacked strength, the follow-through support wasn’t enough—don’t let that sudden false breakout fool you.👀 Several times during the session when price surged upward, it always fell a breath short. That’s when I became even more certain this wasn’t a strong launch, but a pullback rhythm after a raid to lure longs.

Now it has moved from 0.7292 down to 0.4258, with a profit of +825.45%. The people on the car should all know how sweet this piece of meat is.✅💰 It was truly a grind before, and when it finally moved, it really delivered the answer.

This is the rhythm. Don’t negotiate feelings with profit.

As for my actions, I’ll first close 70%, and put the big part into my pocket.📌 The remaining 30% will be used for cost-price protection. If it keeps dumping further, let the profits run. Even if it bounces back, don’t spit out the rhythm you already locked in.🛑 When you’re making money, the biggest fear is suddenly getting carried away.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase shorts.⚠️ Chasing from behind can easily mess up your mindset—especially now that a move has already unfolded. If you act half a beat late, it’s easy to get “taught a lesson” by a rebound. Wait for the next clearly defined signal, wait for rebound confirmation, and then watch the new structure develop. The market isn’t short on opportunities; what it lacks is patience.🔔

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