No big picture—this short setup’s profit actually made me stare blankly too 📉😎. A few days ago, my last glance before sleep: I saw $IDOL still hard-pushing, but every time it surged up, it always lacked that one last breath—insufficient follow-through, and the volume didn’t keep up either. That kind of feel was obvious: the push looks lively, but the support is very flimsy.

At the time, I didn’t rush to chase the short. Instead, I waited for IDOL to get near key levels and then watched how it reacted. When the price came into the 0.024361 area, the rebound started to lose steam, and the overhead suppression kept working. So I followed the plan and went long. The core reminder was simple: don’t乱追 at high levels—move only after you confirm it’s weakening.

Now the outcome is right here ✅🎯: from 0.024361 to 0.01543, the short trade profit is +721.6%. This leg’s rhythm was stepped on really comfortably—the ones on the ride probably woke up laughing.

Rear-end rushing is easy to get hit.

Good positions wait to show up, they’re not chased.

The position adjustment has already been executed: I closed 70% first 💰📌, and the remaining 20% is protected around the cost price. If it keeps dumping further, let the profits keep running; if it rebounds back, don’t let the earned gains turn sour. Don’t talk feelings with profits—locking them in is real.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase ⚠️. Now is not the time to get emotionally overexcited. After a drop, rushing back in is easy to get washed out by the rebound. Wait for the next round at a more comfortable position—wait until the structure is clear again. Move only when the signal comes 🔔

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