This trade was not an impulsive, shoot-from-the-hip one. When the high area repeatedly couldn’t break through, I could clearly feel the structure had changed. On the surface it was still ranging sideways, but in reality the bulls had already started to struggle.

I chose to open a short around 0.2438. I wasn’t watching just one K-line; I was looking at the pullback speed after multiple consecutive pushes higher. Back then, many people still thought it was just a shakeout. But once it broke down, sell pressure immediately followed through, and the chart didn’t give much time for hesitation. To put it simply, the rhythm changed: the weaker the rebound, the easier it is for the shorts to trigger continuation.

The price is now at 0.164. This return plus 2322.49%—the room in the market has been released very directly. If you have positions, don’t just stare at the numbers for satisfaction. Splitting and handling it in an 80/20 approach is steadier: lock in profits first, and keep the remaining portion with a protective level to continue holding your thesis—don’t let your hard-won edge get taken away by a rebound.

For this move, if you got the target, handle it according to plan. If you didn’t, don’t chase recklessly. Don’t chase the trade, and don’t force your way in during the second half of the decline. Wait for the next confirmation signal before acting.

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