This morning, when I saw $SIREN spike and then fall back, my first reaction wasn’t regret—it was that an opportunity might be coming. A lot of people like to look for reasons to be bullish at the top, but I’ve seen this setup too many times. The more stable it looks, the easier it is for it to suddenly change its face.

I started paying attention to this trade and going long around 0.04002. I didn’t go in heavily right away—I waited for the pullback after it dropped below a key level beforehand. The key was that the pullback didn’t manage to reclaim that level, which showed that the key resistance above wasn’t just words, and the capital also wasn’t planning to step in and hard-accept.

Later, the price was pushed down all the way to around 0.02852, and the return rate showed +707.1%. This move wasn’t about guessing the top to eat the gains—it was about waiting until it showed fatigue on its own, and then following it for a stretch. There were some back-and-forth moves in the middle, but I didn’t乱 change direction.

Handling it now is simple: first, lock in the profits that can be protected; then see whether it continues to push lower with increased volume. The most expensive thing in trading isn’t missing out—it’s being greedy even though you’re already in profit and giving it all back.

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