The top that was watched earlier finally gave an answer today. Many people thought it was just normal consolidation, but what I saw was that the rebound strength kept getting weaker—buying pressure couldn’t hold up, and the shorts started to gradually take control of the rhythm.

For this $TAO move, I didn’t react only when it started to drop—I began monitoring its pressure around 270.4. The key is right here: every time the price tries to surge up, it gets knocked back, suggesting the area above isn’t a chance zone but more like a distribution zone. Once the pullback was confirmed, the short positions were held on and rode it.

Now the price has come to 213.5, and the unrealized profit shows +1011.6%. The trading range for this leg is clearly opening up. Put simply, the tempo has changed: those who were hesitating are still waiting for a rebound, but the chart has already moved one step ahead.

How you manage positions after you’re in profit is more important than opening them. If your position size is heavy, scale out in batches, keep the remaining position with protective levels, and don’t let a quick counter-rally throw you off.

If you missed it, don’t force the chase—don’t pursue trades, and don’t chase an urgent sell-off. Wait for the next position with stronger certainty.

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