In this round, $UB ’s drop was already a setup in the making—once it couldn’t break through repeatedly from the high, there was a clear warning. On the surface it still looks like consolidation, but in reality the buy-side is already starting to look weak. The real change is that every rebound is weaker than the last. This kind of market isn’t one I’ll chase for longs again.

My short position is at 0.21896. Back then, what I was watching was the pullback confirmation after rejection. A lot of people were still yelling to wait for a breakout, but the price was pushed straight down to 0.07566. Now the return is +1605.85%, and the trend has clearly extended—this stretch for the shorts has basically played out.

The most comfortable part in trading isn’t guessing the key turning point. It’s standing at the rhythm shift—around when the turning happens. Things here are already off: the rebound doesn’t have strength, and when it breaks down there’s no meaningful repair. That means control isn’t in the hands of the bulls.

Don’t get carried away after profits. Handling it in 80/20 batches is steadier. For the remaining position, just use a protective level to hold it. If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase the short—don’t open more positions. Wait for the next chance; the market will give you another setup.

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