Today, this $VANRY ‌ short position was the most satisfying not because it dropped—but because it realized exactly as expected. When it kept grinding at the high end, I didn’t rush. I waited until VANRY started weakening from 0.0074449, then down to 0.0058780. The P&L showed +530.78%—only then did the order book give me the answer.

Many people overlook a detail: the places that look like they still want to push higher are often the ones that suddenly turn around. In plain terms, if the handoff above isn’t strong enough, and if someone below pulls out first, a stampede will follow. The real change came after that rebound failed to reclaim the ground—then the shorts’ rhythm clearly fell into place.
I also hesitated halfway through, because in a downtrend, counter-rallies are scary. But I’ve encountered this kind of market before. What I fear isn’t the counter-rally itself—it’s making unplanned moves and adding positions randomly.
Now the handling is simple: first protect the profits and don’t turn a good hand into a bad one. If there are new opportunities later, we’ll consider them; if not, then wait. Don’t chase.
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