This move isn’t a sudden dump—it’s that the main force has been slowly grinding down the people who took over from the high positions, and only after that did they start to truly push the direction. $STABLE couldn’t hold on its first few upward attempts in front of me, and I could tell something wasn’t right.

I started the short around 0.03549. During the process there was also a bounce, but the strength was weak—once the price approached the key level above, it was pushed back down. It’s now been pulled up to 0.03532, and the profit shows +23.06%, with a clear extension in the price action. For this kind of trade, the most important thing isn’t how harshly you call it—it’s whether you can hold your position through the volatility.

Back then, many people saw a small rebound and wanted to flip long, but what I was focused on was the speed of the drop after the rebound. As long as the pullback is more decisive than the rise, the short momentum hasn’t finished yet.

Now that the profit has been released, don’t let emotions take your position along for the ride. For those with larger positions, you can take profit in batches using an 80/20 split first, then keep the remaining portion with a good protection level and continue monitoring. If you haven’t entered, don’t chase—chasing right after a sharp sell-off very easily leads to getting “educated” by a counter-bounce. Wait for the next opportunity.

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