After these $ESPORTS shorts moved out, my first reaction wasn’t excitement—it was relief. Because that earlier stretch at the high level was too brutal: it clearly couldn’t go up, yet it kept refusing to come down, and this kind of position is the easiest to mess up people’s mindset.

What I’m paying attention to is how it handles pressure around 0.02772. Every time ESPORTS tries to surge, it gets knocked back. Trading activity looks lively, but the follow-through isn’t there. I had already noticed this level earlier, but I didn’t move in right away—I waited for it to show a real crack. The real shift happened after the pullback, when the failed dead-cat bounce made the short logic much clearer.

Later, when the price moved toward 0.01892, the feedback came in at +625.07%. There were a few rebounds along the way that looked pretty scary, but honestly, the hardest part of a short isn’t figuring out the direction—it’s not getting thrown off the bus by fake moves halfway through the ride.

From here on, I’ll focus on protecting against drawdowns, and I won’t乱add random ideas just because I’m already in profit. If the setup gives itself, I take it; if it doesn’t, I wait. The longer you trade, the more you learn that not chasing the last bite helps you stay in the game longer.

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