Today's short on $SIREN — the process is more worth noting than the result. When it started dropping, I wasn't excited; instead, I kept fearing a fake breakdown. From 0.04002 to 0.02719, +785.53% is just the result; the waiting beforehand was the key.

When I was watching SIREN, I mainly focused on whether it would continue to attract more long positions after facing resistance at highs. The result was obvious: it couldn't break higher, and pullbacks became smoother. Once this rhythm forms, you can't stubbornly bet on strength in the short term.

There was an important turning point in between: the rebound failed to recover from the previous decline. Simply put, a truly strong market wouldn't let shorts have such an easy time. Repeatedly giving opportunities actually indicates internal strength weakening. Human nature easily makes mistakes here — wanting to short only after seeing a drop, and getting afraid on a rebound.

Now I'm being conservative — I'll secure the profits already taken first. If it continues to show weak signals, I'll follow; if it suddenly pulls back to a key area, there's no need to stubbornly hold. Trading isn't about proving you're right; being able to survive for the next opportunity is more important.

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