That sell-off just now was very decisive. After $GAIB faced pressure at the high end, the short side continued—more directly than many people expected. My short entry is at 0.01833. The price is now at 0.01437, and the +107.53% move in this segment has already been realized, with a clear continuation in the trend.



Back then, I wasn’t focused on how much it dropped, but rather on this: after rebounding toward key levels, the buy side simply couldn’t hold. A lot of people were still hesitating about whether to chase a long—right here is the key. The order book has been off; the more it looks like it could still surge, the more likely it gets hammered down from above.

There’s nothing magical about this trade. It’s just waiting for structural confirmation and then following—no wishful thinking early, and no adding after acceleration. Now that the profit has been released, you can first take it in an 80/20 split: the main position locks in gains, and the smaller position keeps a protective level to see whether there’s a second dip.

This kind of market is the easiest to make people act impulsively. If you don’t have a position, don’t chase—wait for the next opportunity to come along.

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