The long positions finally got filled. $USELESS was pushed from 0.06822 all the way to 0.08678, and +1310.43% is already in hand. The feeling during the session—like it was being held down and not moving—made many people think it would just “grind” again. Turns out, once volume came in, it went straight to the answer.

At the time, I was watching for USELESS’s low-level support: a pullback that wouldn’t break. Instead, every time it dipped, someone was still buying. That’s when it started to feel off. What really made me increase my conviction was that after the overhead sell pressure was absorbed, the price didn’t pull back—its structure had clearly changed.

This trade wasn’t chased out of impulse. I held it after confirming the rhythm beforehand. Now that profits have been realized, those with heavier exposure can take 70% off the table first; the remaining 30% should be kept with a protective level to continue looking for further extension—don’t let your gains ride the elevator back and forth.

If you missed the ride, don’t rush. At this kind of spot, don’t chase—wait for the next pullback to a more comfortable position and then act.

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