This segment of aggressive selling gave the answer: $SIREN at the high end has finally buckled under pressure and stopped pretending. In the earlier trading, the chart kept grinding. Many people saw a small rebound and thought it was going to continue up, but what I cared about more was that the resistance zone above had been failing to hold for a long time—something was already off.

Shorts opened at 0.46953; now the price is at 0.02809, and the return is already +2305.37%. From the entry price to the current price, the most crucial point isn’t how much it fell, but that every time it tried to rebound, it got pushed back—showing that initiative is no longer in the hands of the longs, and the tempo has clearly switched sides.

After this short is realized, the emotions can be great, but the moves must stay calm. Once profits are released, I will handle it in batches with an 80/20 approach: the big portion will take profit first to protect, and the smaller position will keep a protective stop while still watching for extension. If the rebound comes back and stands above the key zone again, I won’t force it—I’ll respect the market structure first.

Don’t worry if you miss it. After a sharp sell-off, don’t chase recklessly. Don’t follow the rebound—wait to act at the next more comfortable level.

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