This short finally paid off. $OPG started to lose control from the high, and I knew this setup wouldn’t be simple.

What really caught my attention back then wasn’t just one bearish candle, but the way every rebound was hammered back down. The buy side looked lively, but the actual follow-through support kept getting thinner and thinner. I had already been watching this level. After an opportunity came near 0.2047, I chose to open a short along the key level, not to chase the crowd and gamble on a rebound.

Now the price is at 0.1149, and this floating profit is already +863.77%. The market’s room to move has been released very decisively. Many people are still waiting for the so-called second surge, but the structure has clearly changed. High-level pressure isn’t something you just announce—it’s something the chart is stepping down on, one step at a time.

For brothers who have positions, here you can consider an 82/?? batch order: first lock in part of the profits, and use the protection level to watch the extension with what’s left. The biggest risk for a profitable short is being greedy all the way to the end, only to have it eaten back by a rebound. Timing matters more than emotions.

If you haven’t jumped in yet, don’t rush—don’t chase the rebound. And don’t randomly chase shorts either; wait for the next more comfortable entry.

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