$AVAX ’s drop this time was very decisive. After it had been moving sideways at the high level for so long, many people thought it would continue to grind lower, but the chart had already started to show problems.

I entered this short position from 9.312. I wasn’t mainly watching for a single red candle or bearish candle, but rather that the high-level rebound was getting weaker and weaker—volume couldn’t keep up, yet the price couldn’t push higher no matter what. The key is right here: every time the bulls tried to lift the price, they were pushed back down. That indicates it’s not that there’s nobody watching above, but that someone is continuously selling into strength to keep pressing the order book.

Now it’s at 6.706. The return is already showing +1985.71%. Once the market’s room has released, trading becomes much simpler. In the past, it was about waiting for signals; now it’s about how to protect your profits. Many people only reacted after the drop—yet the best entries usually appear when others still don’t believe.

My approach is still fairly conservative: 80/20 in batches. First, I lock in the bulk of the profit; the remaining position carries a protection level to prevent a retracement from taking the gains back.

The chart will continue to provide opportunities. If you miss it, don’t slap your thigh. Don’t chase, don’t rush to add to the short—wait for the next chance and then act.

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