When the market first starts to weaken, it’s actually the most uncomfortable—because most people are still fantasizing about the rebound continuing, and holding a short position gets you washed back and forth repeatedly.

But this time, $BTC is facing very clear resistance at the high. The key isn’t that you look for shorts only after it drops—it’s that those repeated tests above failed to hold. What truly grabbed my attention was that the strength of the pullback kept getting weaker, while the sell orders were becoming more and more proactive. The structure here has clearly changed.

I entered this BTC short at 76861.4. Now the price has moved to 62586.1, and my return is already +3227.94%. After the market released its room to move, the shorts cashed out pretty decisively. I held through the earlier chop, and only after that did I get this burst of profit.

If you have positions now, don’t get carried away. Processing it in 80/20 portions is more comfortable—the bulk closes first for take-profit, and the rest is left for the trend. Your protective/stop level must be kept in sync and updated in time. When you’re in profit, you also need to keep a tight grip—don’t let a pullback throw off your rhythm.

If you miss it, there’s no need to rush. Don’t chase the rebound—just be patient and wait for the next opportunity to appear.

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