This SIREN short trade was executed quite smoothly. When we were under pressure in the higher range, I felt we couldn’t keep forcing longs any harder anymore. Entry price was 0.46953; now the price has been pushed down to 0.02767. +2307.67% has already been realized, the trend extension is clear, and this stretch for the shorts has been paid out very decisively.

What was most interesting back then was that, on the surface, it was still ranging—but in reality, every rebound was being pushed back down. Most people couldn’t see the problem and just thought it might still surge again, but the order book no longer had that kind of proactive buying momentum. What truly confirmed it for me was that after it broke down, the subsequent retest failed; the structure shifted from standoff to a one-way release.

At this point, emotions can easily run hot, especially once the floating profit on the short position expands—you always want to watch it for a bit longer. I’ll take profit in batches first: the bulk will be locked in, and a smaller portion will be kept with protective levels for observation. The market won’t become simple just because you’ve made one profitable trade. Even when the timing is right, you still have to hold your discipline. If you miss it, don’t rush—don’t chase longs on a rebound, and don’t chase shorts either. Wait for the next opportunity.

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