A lot of people were just shouting for a rebound, but $FF immediately got dumped lower. This kind of market setup is the easiest to shake out hesitant traders halfway through.

At the time, what I was watching was the failure of repeated attempts at the key level above—price couldn’t push through, and volume couldn’t keep up. The structure had clearly changed. I had already been paying attention to this spot; I just waited for it to show a breakdown move. I entered a short around 0.10466, with a very simple goal: to capture this stretch of high-level turning from strength to weakness.

Now 0.05976 has already been hit, and I’ve booked +2066.01%. The extension is obvious. Put plainly, the rhythm has changed. Before, the bulls were stubbornly holding on; now, this is a counter-rally giving shorts an opportunity. The more you hesitate, the easier it is to miss the most comfortable entry.

I won’t be greedy and hold this all the way to the very end. The 80/20 split and staged handling is more convenient: the bulk gets taken off first, while the smaller position continues to watch whether there’s still momentum pushing downward. Just move the stop-loss down along with it.

If you didn’t get in, don’t rush. And don’t chase a short at a low level either. The market has volatility every day—wait for the next opportunity.

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