That sharp drop just now scared a lot of people into selling, but what I’m watching is whether there’s continued follow-through after the sweep. With $GAIB , it keeps pin-pricking repeatedly at the high level—on the surface it looks like it’s washing out, but in reality every rebound is getting weaker and weaker. Something here just isn’t right.

The short is positioned around 0.01833. After entering, I didn’t rush to take action—what matters is waiting for it to finish eating the liquidity above. Now the price is at 0.01402; the +115.13% has already been realized, and the room for movement is clearly opening up. Panic isn’t the problem—the problem is, after the panic, who’s still willing to take over and keep stepping in?

Over here, I’ll first do an 82/18 split: mainly take profit off, and use the remaining position, guarded by the protection level. If it can be pressed down, then let it keep being pressed; if it can’t, I won’t let the profit be given back too easily.

This kind of market is most likely to make people chase at the tail end— the harder it falls, the more people feel like shorting, and that becomes dangerous. If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush. Don’t chase the trade—wait for the next spot with stronger certainty.

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