The most interesting thing about this $KGEN drop is not how much it fell, but the fake strength before the drop. During the session, it looked like someone was trying to hold it up, but every time it pushed up, $KGEN never truly held. Honestly, with this kind of price action, I wouldn't dare to chase longs; instead, I'd rather wait for short confirmation.

At that time, I started observing from around 0.20275, and the move to 0.16555 was not smooth. There was a pullback in the middle that could easily shake people out, and I also hesitated about whether to exit early. The real change came after the pullback: volume did not continue to expand, but the price started to push down.

Now my account feedback shows +883.82%. I don't need to call it a god-tier move; it's just that the rhythm was right. My approach is still conservative, handling it in an 80/20 batch — first protect profits, then leave a little room to see if it will continue to extend.

Many people lose because they think "it's already dropped so much, can't short," but when the price action is weak, cheap does not equal safe. Miss it? Don't chase. Wait for the next signal.

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