$AVAX's drop this time really feels like a script written by the big players: first, push up to make those chasing longs think there's still room, then slowly grind down the support. On the surface it looks lively, but the underlying strength has already turned off.

What I was watching was that period where AVAX was consolidating at a high level. After approaching 6.582, it didn't continue to push up with increasing volume—instead, every retrace was pushed back down. Many people only look at whether it has broken down, but I care more about why it can't rally.

Then the rhythm became clear: from 6.582 down to 6.388, the short setup ended up with +213.44%. Honestly, I've seen this kind of move too many times before—it's not the sudden crash that's most frightening, but the slow grind that wears down longs' patience.

Now my approach is simple: I don't fantasize about capturing the whole move. I set a good protective stop, take profits on what I can, and let the remaining position follow the chart. It's enough to understand one chapter of the big players' script—if another opportunity comes later, I'll wait and re-enter.

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