The bears finally broke the rhythm this round. $NIL fell from 0.07011 to 0.03502; it’s currently up 2410.3%. This sell-off took real effort to profit from, but it’s absolutely worth it.

The most tormenting part earlier was that it kept trading around the highs, constantly baiting direction. Some people saw a rebound and wanted to go long, others saw a pullback and didn’t dare short—getting whipsawed back and forth by emotions. What I was watching at the time was the trading activity response in the pressure zone: when price pushed up, nobody came in to buy, but when it fell back, it dropped smoothly. That kind of chart action can’t be treated as strength anymore.

After the breakdown, I went long only once the break was confirmed. Later, I didn’t keep adding to the position—mainly just kept timing the trade properly. Now the move has clearly extended; handling it with an 80/20 split is more appropriate. First, lock in most of the profits, and use the remaining position with a protective level to follow along. If it keeps moving, let it run; if it weakens, close in time.

You don’t have to catch the maximum on every segment—what matters is capturing the part you understand. If you didn’t enter, don’t rush. Don’t chase orders, and don’t hard-pursue at the low. Wait for a more comfortable spot.

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