What really caught my attention was the change after this rebound failed. The price didn’t keep pushing higher; instead, it began to feel suppressed. Moves like this in $XLM are actually a real test of a holder’s mindset.

In my recap, the 0.20037 level isn’t something I’m looking at casually. After key levels kept showing up repeatedly, the price pulled back to 0.18257—the process was more straightforward and decisive than I expected. The current +631.04% also suggests that the shorts’ releasing of gains has started to be realized.

The most important thing for profiting from a drop like this is not to get thrown off by a short-term rebound pullback. Especially once the price has already moved out of its direction, you should pay more attention to protecting profits and controlling drawdowns.

Let’s record the process together with the friends who followed along. And if you didn’t, there’s no need to regret it—trading isn’t about a single outcome, but about the stability of ongoing judgment.

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