That sell-off just now was very decisive. The short-selling rhythm after $ETH was under pressure at the high level seems to have played out. My entry reference was 2079.09; the current price is already 1789.6, with a return rate of +2419.96%. This segment’s volatility room opened up more smoothly than expected.

What really caught my attention was the pause after the spike. The price looked still firm, but the volume couldn’t keep up, and the order book also started to feel thin. Back then, many people still thought it was just a normal pullback, but what I saw was that the momentum chasing longs was fading—the structure clearly changed.

In this kind of market, you can’t just stare at a single bearish candle. The key is whether it continues to press down and lower the rebounds’ critical levels. Now the result is already on the chart: the short position profits can be handled in batches—lock up the main bulk first if your position size is heavy, and keep the remainder using the protective level to look for further extension.

Don’t get carried away just because you’re in profit, and don’t force a chase just because you didn’t enter. Markets move every day. If you miss this stretch, wait for the next opportunity—when the pullback level feels more comfortable, make your move.

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