Yes correct

$KGEN 's recent drop — what's most interesting isn't how much it fell, but the fake strength before the fall. On the surface it was still holding highs, many thought it could keep running, but what I saw was that every time it tried to push up above, it got smacked down, the strength getting weaker each time.

I opened a long near 0.20275. At the time, I wasn't trying to take a huge chunk in one go; I just felt that if this level couldn't hold, the bears would be more comfortable. Many people overlook this detail — strong coins don't repeatedly give you time to exit at highs.

Then from the entry price all the way to the current price of 0.17598, a return of +635.85% already speaks volumes. When the market gives the answer, you don't need to shout too loudly — just follow the rhythm. During the pullback I didn't rush to exit, nor did I get greedy and add more.

Now I'm leaning towards pulling the stop-loss down first, leaving a bit of room to see if the move continues. If you missed it, don't force a re-entry — trading isn't about grabbing a seat; forcing your way in often means you're just catching someone else's profits.

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