This wave of $FF dumping lower—I just want to say one thing: once the trend turns, don’t fight the order book.

My entry was at 0.10466. Back then, it wasn’t to guess the top. It was because after seeing heavy volume at the highs, the support kept getting weaker and thinner—rallies couldn’t break through, but the pullback was getting more and more decisive. The key is right here: every time the bulls try to mount a counterattack, they get pushed back down. The structure has clearly changed.

The current price is 0.06166, and the short position’s profit has reached +1981.81%. After the volatility range opens up, the experience of holding the position is completely different. Many people halfway panic when they see a small rebound, thinking it’s about to reverse. But that’s more like giving shorts a chance to get back on the train and add positions for observation—it’s not a direction change.

What I’m doing now is to take main profits in an 80/20 split first, and keep the remaining position with protective levels, so I don’t let this winning come back undone. The smoother the market is, the more you need to control your size—don’t let being impulsive for a moment mess up your rhythm.

If you miss it, don’t chase. Don’t jump into a trade. Wait for a more comfortable spot to move.

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