This batch of longs finally paid off. $IO pushed from 0.16220 up to 0.17093, and the unrealized profit is already +382.17%. This run isn’t luck—it’s a signal the order book gave earlier.

At first, many people were still waiting for a pullback, even thinking the rebound lacked strength. But what really caught my attention was that at the lower levels, it no longer continued to see heavy sell pressure building up. The shorts couldn’t smash it down, and the buy-back happened quickly—something was off. I had already noticed this earlier, so I didn’t rush to exit the longs; I was waiting for this segment of the move to extend clearly.

Now that the profits are showing, the pace should be even more cautious. If you’re in with a heavy position, consider handling it in a 70/30 split: lock in part of the profit first, and keep the rest with a protection level to watch for continuation. Don’t let the floating gains you’ve already got slip away through back-and-forth swings.

Put simply: after the market’s upside potential has been released, the worst thing isn’t missing out on profits—it’s making money and then being unwilling to take it. If you didn’t get in, don’t chase; wait for the next pullback to present a more comfortable entry.

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