This drop feels really good to take. $IN ’s move at the high point looked like a false breakout that tricked a lot of people into still expecting a run higher. Instead, I feel like this here is more like distributing liquidity—especially after the long upper wick; the whole order book “taste” changed.

I opened a short at 0.09609. I’d already noticed the selling pressure reaction at this level—this wasn’t a random decision. After the price broke down through a key level, people who were hesitating started to panic, and the rhythm immediately tilted in favor of the shorts. Now it’s at 0.04735, and the profit display shows +2445.23%. The room for volatility has clearly opened up.

I’m not planning to turn the profit-taking into an emotion trade. The 80/20 split and scale-out fits this kind of rhythm better: first lock in part of it, and keep the rest hanging at protective levels to monitor. If the rebound lacks strength, you can continue to watch it as it releases to the upside trend; if it suddenly reclaims the key level, then I’ll respect what the chart is showing.

You don’t need to fully “eat” every segment. Capturing the main leg down is enough. If you didn’t get on board, don’t rush—don’t chase a drawdown rebound, and don’t chase a low-level sell-off either. Wait for a more comfortable spot.

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