That drop just now felt great, but what feels even better is that it played out as expected. The high-level push looked like it might keep surging; actually, the order book already showed weakness. What really caught my attention was that the rebound kept getting weaker and the support kept getting thinner.



The short position was entered around 0.03382. After entering, it didn’t become comfortable immediately—the price moved around and ground for a bit, and a lot of people started doubting the direction as soon as the rebound appeared. The key is this: the main players love to use this grinding rhythm to wash out the unconfident positions, and after people’s nerves settle, they push the direction through.

The current price is at 0.01693. The return shows +2416.44%. Once the volatility range opens up, short sellers realize profits very clearly. At this level, I won’t be greedy to the very end. Those with larger positions can do it in an 80/20 split—stop part of the position first, then leave the rest with protection orders in place, letting the market continue running on its own.

Trading doesn’t mean you have to eat it all every time; it means you have the nerve to hold when the setup is right, and you’re not hesitant when it’s time to take profits. For brothers who haven’t entered yet, don’t rush—don’t chase unit shorts; wait for a more comfortable entry.

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