That pressure zone I was watching earlier finally delivered the answer today. This wave in $BSB wasn’t a simple pullback—it was shorts locking in after the rhythm was smashed.

What really made me pay attention was that every time price pushed upward, it never followed through. Instead, key areas were pressed down layer by layer. At the time, many people still thought it was just a sweep, but the order book told a different story—especially after opening a short near 0.56315, the rebound didn’t get any strength at all. That’s weakness.

Now the current price is at 0.14754, and the position P&L shows +1453.06%, with a clearly extended move. Holding the short wasn’t about forcing it through with emotion—it was because once the structure flipped from strong to weak, you could just follow it.

The profit has already been released here. If your position is heavy, you can take profits in batches first. An 80/20 approach is more suitable for this kind of level—the rest can be managed with protection and trailing accordingly. Don’t sit on profits and fantasize about key levels—trading isn’t about guessing the bottom.

If you missed it, don’t rush. Don’t randomly chase after levels that are already gone. Don’t add chasing orders—wait for a more comfortable setup, then move.

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