This time, the $SIREN short position was able to run—it’s not because I’m bold, but because the earlier move from the high level clearly couldn’t hold. The entry price was around 0.04002, I watched it all the way down to the current price of 0.02572, and the account shows +876.21%. Saying I’m not happy would be a lie.

The most grinding part in the middle is that it didn’t just keep falling smoothly. It bounced back a few times along the way, and it looked like it might be trying to flush out the shorts. I also hesitated then—whether I should get out first—because in crypto, there are way too many fake moves.

Later I thought: since the key levels didn’t return and reclaim, there’s no need to scare myself. When you’re making money, the biggest fear is getting carried away suddenly, and also fearing that profit in your hands gets chopped up and shaken back and forth.

What matters to me more with this trade is hitting the timing right—not taking everything from every segment. Once the short is realized, take a bit when you can take it, and let the market do the rest.

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