While many people are still hesitating, the $LINK leg has already started to weaken. The real signal isn’t something that appears only after a drop—it shows up when price at high levels keeps failing to hold and keeps slipping.

This time, I entered my short at 9.750. I wasn’t watching a single candlestick; instead, I was tracking how after each push up, price was quickly slammed back down, which indicates heavy sell pressure overhead. Now the price has come to 8.002, and the profit is already +1272.83%. The move has clearly extended—this kind of realization is very straightforward.

To put it simply, this move wasn’t chased out of impatience—it’s followed after confirmation, in line with the rhythm. A lot of people earlier saw the rebound and wanted to buy long, but the structure here has clearly changed. The weaker the rebound gets, the more comfortable the shorts are.

Now that profits have already been released, those with heavy position sizes can first do it in batches with an 80/20 split, and keep the protection level moving up—don’t let the profits you already locked in get eaten back by a rebound. If you haven’t boarded yet, don’t force a chase either; the biggest risk for shorts is entering at the very end. Wait for the next opportunity.

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