Enough said—this short trade was really satisfying. It feels great, but I don’t dare get too cocky 📉🔥 A few days ago, in the last look before bed, $BTC it surged upward in a hurry, but the volume couldn’t keep up, and the overhead pressure was obvious too. I instantly felt this move had a bit of a “lure the longs” vibe. I directly reminded everyone: don’t chase orders—wait until it bears down, then look for going long.

At the time, the entry reference was 64245.0. The chart churned for a bit before it started to show its real colors. While everyone was still watching from the sidelines, I noticed that every rebound fell short by that last breath—clearly not enough follow-through. At this kind of position, there’s no need for hot-blooded impulses; just wait for it to expose its own crack 👀

Now the price is at 62700.6, and the short position’s profit has already reached +424.42%. This “slice of meat” tastes great ✅🎯 The front part was really grinding, and when it finally played out, it was genuinely worth it. Everyone on the bus should understand.

This is the rhythm. Don’t negotiate feelings with profits. For now, I’m first closing 70% on my side; pocket the bulk 💰 The remaining 30% is kept as protection at cost. If it continues to sell off, let the profit run—if it rebounds back, don’t spit the profit back out 🛑

But if you didn’t catch it, don’t chase ⚠️ Chasing and then getting rear-ended can easily throw your mindset off, especially since the move has already unfolded to this point. Don’t see others taking profits and let impulsiveness take over your head. Next time, wait for a pullback and confirmation, wait for a new, clear signal. The market isn’t short on opportunities—it’s short on patience 🔔

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