That sweep up just now actually felt more like a chance for shorts to get in. $SAHARA was pumped up first to create a sense of strength, then quickly dropped, leaving many who chased the move caught off guard as the market turned.

My short position was entered around 0.03743, and now the price is at 0.01055, with a current profit of +3458.41%. The key here isn't the drop itself, but that fake strength at the top—it couldn't attract new buying support, and then it slammed back down fast, showing that the key resistance zone above is not weak.

What really caught my attention was that after the spike up, it didn't continue to strengthen; instead, consecutive bearish candles ate up the previous rally. Most people would get carried away by that spike and think it's breaking out again, but the worst trap in trading is exactly this kind of reversal expectation. Once the high confirms failure, the short-side room opens up.

Now this trade is already in profit territory, with enough profit released. If you're heavily positioned, don't hold on until the end—consider taking profits in an 80/20 split, and set a protective stop on the remaining position to see if it extends further. If you missed the entry, don't chase the drop; wait for a clearer setup next time—there will be more opportunities.

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