The spot I was watching finally gave the answer. This round of $MON isn’t just a simple pullback—it’s an intentional sell-off triggered after pressure built up in the high range. A lot of people are still waiting for a rebound to fix things, but the market has already been continuously flashing weakness; the structure has clearly changed.

I opened a short around 0.02476. After entering, I didn’t rush to move—I mainly watched to see whether the rebound could reclaim that key level. But every time there’s a rebound, it gets pushed down. That indicates both overhead trapped positions and short-term sell pressure are actively kicking in. Now the price is at 0.02226, and the return is +482.35%. This leg of the move has clearly extended, and closing the short has gone relatively smoothly.

During the profit phase, it’s easiest to make mistakes—not because you can’t hold, but because you might hold too long. On my side, I follow an 80/20 approach: I handle most of it first, keep a portion to ride the trend, and the protection level must be kept up—don’t let the pace you’ve already secured get ruined by a single rebound.

If you haven’t entered yet, don’t rush to add more. The more excited you get, the easier it is to buy at an awkward spot. Don’t chase orders—wait for the next opportunity.

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