The upside pressure we were watching finally delivered an answer today. $OPG This wave isn’t a normal pullback—it’s the shorts continuously taking control after the failed push to higher levels.

What truly caught my attention were those few rebounds. The price looked like it was going back up, but it never held. Instead, each time it trapped the longs that chased. Before the signal came out, I had already noticed the change—opened a short around 0.2047—because I was watching for this shift from strength to weakness.

Now the price has reached 0.1208, and my gains are already at +807.98%. The room for volatility has opened up, and the trend is clearly extending. A lot of people still haven’t reacted yet; they just feel that once it drops, it should be the entry. The problem is the order book is showing suppression, not a recovery.

After making money on a trade like this, you actually need to stay even calmer. If you’re holding a heavy position, you can take profits in batches using an 80/20 split; then trail your protection level downward for the remaining position, so you don’t give back your profits during any rebounds.

If you missed it, then you missed it—don’t chase trades. Don’t chase longs, and don’t chase shorts. The market won’t only offer one chance; wait for the next position with stronger confirmation.

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