Many are watching the $AVAX rebound, but I'm watching the exhaustion after that rebound. To be honest, this kind of position is the most deceptive — it looks lively on the surface, but above it is anything but easy. From 6.582 to 6.407, +186.49% indicates that the direction is temporarily leaning bearish.

This AVAX short wasn't a snap decision. When it surged earlier, volume didn't follow, and on the pullback, no one was willing to buy in. At that point, I felt that any further forced upward move might just be giving an exit opportunity to those looking to leave.

The real shift came after a failed retracement. Many overlook this detail — the price didn't drop much, but confidence loosened first. The most counterintuitive part of trading is right here: the most dangerous moment is often when everyone still thinks it can rally again.

Now, I'm not going to act like I'm a genius just because this trade worked out. First, protect the profit. If the rhythm remains intact, leave a little room; if the rhythm breaks, exit. After pocketing the short profits, the most important thing is not to shout directions, but to not give back the rhythm you've earned.

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