Many people were still hesitating just now, but $BCH directly dropped, and the shorts finally managed to get their momentum out. The harshest part of the chart isn’t the fall—it’s the fact that before dropping, it had been giving people hope of a rebound.

Earlier, I already paid attention to this level: repeated tests from above failed to hold. Around 345.75, I chose to follow the short. The key is here: the price can surge, but after surging nobody steps in to buy—this means the initiative is no longer in the hands of the longs.

Now it’s at 247.84; this unrealized profit plus 2010.15% indicates the move is extending clearly. The rhythm is cleaner than expected. A lot of people don’t move when they see the first bearish candle, then when confirmation comes they’re afraid of missing out—what’s hardest in trading is that moment.

My current approach is simple: take profit in stages with an 80/20 split. Lock in some of the gains first, and keep the remaining position with a protective stop, then see whether it can continue to sustain volatility. A rebound can happen, but don’t misread the timing.

If you miss it, don’t rush. Don’t chase just because others are making money. Don’t chase the trade, don’t chase the lows. Wait for the next spot with stronger certainty.

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