Just now, the $INJ shorts’ rhythm was essentially fully played out. The entry was at 5.542; the current price was pushed down to 5.005, for a profit of +470.1%. This wasn’t about shouting “short” just because it was falling—it was when the market was under pressure at the high level that the order flow had already started to turn.

Back then, many people were focused on the rebound height; I was watching whether, after the rebound, it could hold its ground. The outcome was obvious: as soon as it was lifted, it got smashed down, and the key levels were also shifting lower. The market pattern that’s most feared is indecision—by the time everyone reacts, the profit window has already walked away.

On my side, the short positions will continue to be handled in rhythm: 80/20 take profit on part first, and the rest will be kept with a protection level to see whether there’s further extension. In trading, the most important thing isn’t to take every slice to the maximum—it’s to be able to take when it’s time to take, and to wait when it’s time to wait. If you’re not in a position now, don’t let bearish candles bait you into action; don’t chase entries, don’t chase shorts—wait for a more comfortable level and reassess.

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