That move just now was very decisive—$ADA longs at the high level didn’t hold, and short-sell profits were released directly. A lot of people see a pullback and think it’s going to continue higher, but what I’m looking at is whether there’s follow-through after the pullback, and the result is very clear: the higher the price is pushed, the more it looks hollow.

Before this segment, I had already made preparations. After opening a short around 0.2438, I didn’t rush to close, because the pullback after the key level broke down failed to get reclaimed. This is the deciding point: if it can be pulled back and recovered, longs can continue; if it can’t, shorts keep pressing the order book.

Now the current price is 0.1666, and the return is +2249.73%. After the trading range opens up, the holding experience is completely different. Put simply, trading isn’t about who talks louder—it’s about who can stand their position before the direction is confirmed.

On my side, it’s still the old routine: 80/20 to handle in batches. First, lock in the main profits, and then use the remaining position to observe with a protective level. With profits, you have to stay even calmer—don’t chase if you missed it, and wait for a more comfortable spot.

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