This empty position finally paid off. When $BTC started loosening from its highs, many people were still watching for a rebound. What I was looking at wasn’t whether it could still push higher, but whether, once the overhead couldn’t be held, it would accelerate into a drop.



After entering around 75691.9, the chart tried several times to pull back, but it never managed to hold. What really caught my attention was that every rebound came with decreasing volume, and the price focus was still being pressed downward—this wasn’t right anymore. Now it’s at 64272.4, and the profit is up to +2623.57%, with the market’s room opening up very directly.

The biggest risk with this kind of trade isn’t failing to hold it—it’s getting knocked back during a rebound after you’re in profit. My approach is still relatively conservative: 80/20 split into batches. Take some profit first, and the rest continues with a protective level, watching for further extension.

Brothers with larger positions, don’t get carried away. Profit is already there—protect it like it matters more than anything. If you missed the entry, don’t rush. Don’t chase mood-driven trades, and don’t chase shorts too deep. Wait for the next more comfortable level before moving.

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