This round of killing just now was pretty interesting. $BSB first swept through the high-level liquidity, then directly pushed it down—classic move that makes people think it can still pump, and then flips to harvest.

What I was watching at the time was the continuation after it gets plugged in. Normally, strong moves wouldn’t stall this fast, but here it went in and immediately looked weak: the order book started getting lighter, the rebound didn’t follow through, and that’s when the short logic held. After entering around 0.56315, the most important thing isn’t making money right away—it’s whether it keeps pushing down and lowering its center of gravity.

Now it’s already at 0.14732, with unrealized profit of +1455.15%. This leg has released its trading range really smoothly. Panic doesn’t happen after the drop—it happens because many people realize they chased up at the top, wanted to run but couldn’t bear to, and that’s the most uncomfortable part of trading.

On my end, I’ll lean toward an 80/20 approach: realize most profits first, and use the remaining portion with protective levels to hold the rhythm. When you’re making money, don’t get carried away—if the market makes a snap rebound, it can put people’s psychology to the test.

If you missed it, don’t rush. Don’t chase. Wait for the next opportunity—act when the position feels comfortable.

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