$CHZ’s dump this time—I’d rather call it the realization after bearing pressure at high levels. It’s not just one line dropping out of nowhere. When CHZ repeatedly surged up and failed earlier, I could feel the bulls were getting a bit tired.

The hardest decision back then was whether to act early. Honestly, this kind of position makes people lose their head easily: if you short too early, you can get blown out; if you short too late, there’s no room left. The real shift came after the pullback lost strength—price started to stick close to the weak zone, and the market no longer gave the bulls a comfortable exit.

I chose to go short around 0.01844. Throughout the process, I didn’t keep watching with excitement; instead, I reminded myself not to be shaken out by small bounces. Later, it kept压ing down to around 0.01648, and the feedback came in at +514.48%—this trade managed to hit the rhythm.

Now I’m not chasing, not flexing, and not adding drama. First, protect the profits already locked in; for the remaining opportunities, wait for it to give fresh signals. Trading doesn’t mean you have to catch every segment all the way through.

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