This empty order finally came to fruition. After $UB was pushed down from its high, the feedback the chart gave was very direct—not a minor pullback, but a continuous release following sustained pressure.

Back then, I wasn’t fixated on a single bearish candle. What I was watching was that, after UB surged upward, it kept failing to stabilize. I entered short around 0.21896. What truly drew my attention was that the rebound kept getting weaker and weaker—the buy side couldn’t absorb it, and many people were still waiting for another push higher. In the end, the tempo had already shifted first.

Now the price has reached 0.07497. This short position is already up +1613.24%, and the market’s upside/downside range has been released very decisively. Here, I’ll manage it with an 80/20 approach: lock in some of the majority of the profits up front, and keep a smaller position to see whether there’s any further extension. At the same time, I’ll move the protection level down in sync—don’t let the profits you’ve already secured get eaten back by a rebound.

To put it plainly, what’s most feared in this kind of spot isn’t being wrong—it’s being right and then getting greedy. Once you confirm the downside pressure after the high, just ride the move and take profits. If you didn’t enter, don’t rush in just because you see the price falling—miss it and don’t chase. Wait for the next, more comfortable position.

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