Just now seeing $CHZ get dumped like that actually made me breathe easier. Not because I’m excited—because that kind of “hard holding up too long at high levels” feeling is finally over. The more people think it can still push up, the more I feel this area is likely to run into trouble.

This opportunity didn’t suddenly appear. Those previous pushes on CHZ didn’t break out into fresh upside space; instead, after each surge, people started dumping again. The key is that after the pullback, the rebound has been getting weaker and weaker. This kind of rhythm is very common in futures—looks lively on the surface, but things inside have already started to unwind.

I shorted around 0.01844. The process wasn’t smooth; I got chopped back and forth a few times. Later, when the price moved to 0.01682, the feedback showed +420.46%, which indicates my judgment at least didn’t go off track for this segment. A lot of people lose money by only wanting to chase after seeing the drop. In fact, the best spot is often where everyone still isn’t willing to admit the trend has started to weaken.

Now the handling is simple: first protect profits, take some off in batches with an 80/20 split. Don’t keep dreaming with the rest—if the rhythm breaks, get out. If there’s no signal, wait.

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