This short position feels really great. When $BILL started loosening from the highs, the chart had already given the signal. A lot of people were still watching for a breakout at the time, but what I saw was that after the upper key level was repeatedly tested, the price kept getting weaker and weaker. In situations like this, once it breaks down, the room usually releases very quickly.

My entry was at 0.07960—not smashing in chasing the bearish candle, but waiting for the pullback to confirm the key level before acting. The key point is here: whether the direction is right is judged not only by whether price falls, but also by whether the rebound can regain control. The rebound failed, and the shorts took over the pace.

Now the price is already at 0.04232, and the return rate shows +909.54%. After this stretch of volatility expanded, the holding experience has been noticeably smoother, but the more profit you’re up, the more you can’t get carried away. When the market is feeding you, you have to catch it—you can’t get greedy and end up knocking the bowl over.

I’m handling it with an 80/20 approach on my side: I’ll lock in part first, and the rest will be managed with a protection level, watching for possible extension. If you missed it, don’t chase—especially don’t force in when emotions are at their hottest. Don’t chase on the rebound; wait for the next time there’s a higher-certainty opportunity.

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