A lot of people should have realized this just now: $SUI isn’t a normal range-bound shakeout—once it can’t hold up at high levels anymore, it starts to unwind the short side.

I followed this trade starting around 1.0030 for a very simple reason: resistance overhead keeps showing up repeatedly. Every time the price pushes up, it gets quickly knocked back, which shows the longs don’t have enough relay strength. Most people are still waiting for it to rally again—but what I’m watching is whether it accelerates once it can’t pull higher.

Now we’re at 0.7472, and the floating profit shows +1228.19%. This leg of the move extends clearly—the rhythm has shifted from testing to delivering. The easiest mistake to make in trading is: seeing the price drop and believing in the drop, but then when you’re in profit, being unwilling to protect those gains.

So I’m not being aggressive now. Use an 80/20 split and handle it in batches: first lock in part of the profits, and then use the remaining position to continue following with a protective level. If the pullback is only a weak repair, you can watch for a bit more; if it reclaims the key level, don’t go head-on against the order book.

If you missed it, don’t act impulsively—don’t chase entries, and don’t chase pullbacks. Wait until the next position is more comfortable and the signals are clearer.

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