This trade review is pretty interesting. On the surface, $GAIB is ranging, but at higher levels it’s already unable to hold up.

The change point isn’t the moment it dropped—it’s that GAIB kept getting stuck around 0.01833, hovering there repeatedly without continuing to break higher. In a normal strong market, longs wouldn’t give shorts that much time. But the longer it stalls, the more it shows that the push from the bulls is struggling. A lot of people only look at the price and see it hasn’t dropped, so they think it can grind up. What I paid attention to then was the strength of the bounce—turns out once it broke down, it started releasing downward momentum in a trend.

Now it’s moved from 0.01833 to 0.01401, and the short position is up +120.84%. The market’s room to move has been made very clear. I’m not trying to act like a pro here—if you can capture this leg, first respect the profit. Take profit in batches, and leave a small portion with a protective level to guard against a rebound after a sharp drop.

Next, I’ll only watch the rhythm—I won’t force it against my emotions. If you miss it, don’t chase, especially don’t impulsively short again after trying to rush in at low levels. Don’t chase trades; wait for the next opportunity.

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