Honestly, this order was pretty satisfying. The fake strength at the high point of $SIREN fooled a lot of people, but what I saw was that the rebound was getting weaker and weaker—the more the price pushed up, the duller and more sluggish it became. Before many people even reacted, the order book had shifted from testing a push higher to an active pullback.

I started the short at 0.46953. What I cared about most during the process was the continuation after the breakdown. As long as the rebound doesn’t reclaim that level, the shorts still have the initiative. Now the price has been pressed down to 0.02838, and the profit is +2303.65%. The room released in this leg of the move is very obvious.

But after you’re in profit, you have to stay calm and don’t throw away discipline just because the wind is at your back. If you have a position, you can manage it in batches using 80/20: take some profits first, then set the protective level for the remainder and keep observing. Trading isn’t about who can shout the loudest—it’s about who can hold their tempo as things change.

If you didn’t get in, no need to rush. Don’t chase after a sudden selloff—wait for the next opportunity, and move when the entry is more comfortable.

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