This batch of short orders was executed pretty directly. Once $IO failed to hold at the high level, the rhythm changed.



I didn’t move earlier because the price was still hovering around a false breakout range—chasing in would easily get you washed out. What really made me act was the failed rebound around 0.16207: it went up without strength, but came down very smoothly. That contrast clearly signals the problem. Plainly speaking, the rhythm has changed. While many people are still watching for a rebound, I’ve already started eyeing the downside space.

Now the price is at 0.15656, and this trade’s profit has already reached +241.23%. The market’s room has been released fairly completely. After taking profit, the most important thing isn’t fantasizing about a key level—it’s to keep control of the initiative. Personally, I’ll scale in with an 80/20 approach: first deal with the bulk, and use the remaining position with protective levels to continue following, so that one rebound doesn’t throw off the rhythm.

If you didn’t get in, don’t rush. The more you see others making profit, the less you should impulsively chase. Don’t chase the order, and don’t chase when emotions are at their highest. Wait for the next opportunity to show up before you act.

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