This drop has been quite satisfying. The real key isn't turning bearish after the drop, but the false breakouts at the highs already exposed problems. $FIL looked strong at first, but the overhead selling pressure never disappeared.

At that time, I was watching 1.0505. Every time the price approached the upper edge, it was pushed back. Buyers chased in but couldn't push further, instead giving shorts a better entry rhythm. Many were still hesitating about chasing longs, but I saw the structure starting to loosen — something was off.

Now the quote is at 0.791, with short position profit showing +1191.91%. As the price space opened up, the earlier judgment has paid off. This is the cruelest part of the market: the more people think it can still rally, the more likely they get taught a lesson by a pullback from highs. Trading isn't just about watching the excitement; you have to see who is taking the initiative.

For now, if you have profits, don't stubbornly hold through volatility. Use 80/20 partial profit-taking: lock in some first, then trail the rest with a protective stop. Don't let profits turn into emotional trades.

If you're not in, don't chase or rush to add positions. Wait for the next opportunity, for a more comfortable entry.

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