The most exciting part of this move isn’t the drop itself, but that earlier fake pump before it—many people got pulled in, and then $CGPT was directly smashed out of the sky from the high point.

My short entry was at 0.03778. What really caught my attention was that after that spike went up, it didn’t continue to build volume—instead, it quickly returned below the key price zone. This level is crucial; once it swept out a batch of longs chasing higher, the order book started to feel lighter. When the shorts pressed, everything below just followed through.

Now the price has already come to 0.01899, with a return rate of +2395.15%. The room for volatility is clearly opened. To put it bluntly, in this kind of market it’s not about who shouts the hardest—it’s about who can stay on the right rhythm between panic and bull-trap. Most people at the time still thought it was just a shakeout, but the structure had already been broken through.

I don’t want to get too greedy on this one. Splitting it with an 80/20 approach feels better: take the bulk profit first, and let the smaller position keep watching while carrying a protective level for any extension.

If you have profit, respect it first—don’t hand the initiative back. If you missed it, don’t chase a new trade, and don’t keep topping off at lows just because you’re afraid. Wait for the next opportunity to be safer.

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