$B ‌It’s dropped again, but I’m not surprised at all.

Many people think that if a coin has fallen this much, it should be at the bottom already.
But veteran players know that one of the worst things you can do in crypto is to assume it should go up just because it has fallen a lot.
My current B short position is already up more than 6x, and the position is still open.
It’s not that I’m so “special”—it’s that throughout the entire sell-off, capital has been flowing out the whole time, and the trend hasn’t truly changed.
Every time there’s a rebound, plenty of people think the opportunity is here—but the result is only giving new holders up above a chance to cash out.
I don’t trade by guessing where the lowest point will be, and I also won’t rush to close just because my profit is bigger.
I’d rather respect the trend, until the market truly tells me that the direction has changed.
At least for now, I haven’t seen any signal that would make me abandon my short thesis.
Many people like to “buy the dip,” but I prefer to go with the flow.
After trading for so many years, I’ve come to believe more and more in this saying: what truly makes an account grow has never been guessing the bottom, but always standing on the side of where the money flows.
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