This short trade is pretty straightforward. When $OPG was suppressed at higher levels and didn’t break through, I felt this bullish move didn’t look right—on the surface it’s still ranging, but in reality it already started leaking strength.

When the price neared 0.2047, what really caught my attention was that the rebound had no volume. It pushed up and got pressed back immediately, indicating that the above-side capital was unwilling to keep taking. I didn’t try to guess the top here; instead, I waited for weak signals to confirm and then went long. Now the price is already at 0.1181, and the profit shows +832.99%—the market upside space has been released very directly.

When I review this trade, the key isn’t reacting only when a drop appears—it’s first seeing that the rebound failed. Many people lose by still waiting for a miracle while stuck in the high end; by the time the structure clearly changed, they still wouldn’t accept it. Once the profits are out, I won’t dump everything at once, and I won’t hold to death. I’ll take profit in 80% in batches, and the remaining 20% with a protective level, letting the rest position run on its own.

After closing a short position, the biggest taboo is letting emotions run wild. If you missed it, don’t rush to add more. Chasing at this level feels uncomfortable—wait for the next opportunity. Move again only after the signals become clear once more.

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