This $GENIUS short is all about watching the main players push down after repeatedly luring longs. When it surged up earlier, it looked strong on the surface, but in reality there was no sustained buy pressure every time it was pumped. Once the order book loosened, the price got smashed down immediately—this is already the key point.

I entered around 0.6670. I’m not chasing after it drops; I waited for confirmation that the high-level rejection held before acting. There was a rebound in the middle, but the more it went on, the weaker the rebound became. A lot of people thought it could still be pulled back up, but I was even more certain that the short-side rhythm was still in control. Now the current price is 0.3462, and the return is already at +947.88%—this stretch of profit feels great to cash out.

The most testing thing in the contract is what you do after you’re in profit. If you get greedy, it’s easy to give back. If you run too fast, you may not catch the extension. So I’ll handle it with an 80/20 approach: most of it first for protection, and the remaining portion keeps looking for downside space, with the stop/protection level moving along with the price.

If you didn’t get in, don’t feel bad. Chasing right after a sharp selloff is the easiest way to get squeezed. Don’t pursue the trade—wait for the next more comfortable entry.

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