This empty order finally got fulfilled. The move where @E0 got pressed down from the high point— the tempo was already very clear.

What I was watching back then wasn’t a single bearish candle, but what happened when it rebounded to around 16.26: the buy-side couldn’t hold, and once it pushed up, it was immediately smashed back down. A lot of people were still waiting for it to keep rallying. What really made me pay attention was that the overhead pressure kept getting heavier—the structure clearly changed.

Now the price is at 14.7, and this short position’s profit is already +680.75%. The market’s upside/downside room has been released quite decisively. Plainly put, at this level it’s not about who’s shouting louder—it’s about whether the funds are willing to push further up. The answer has already been shown on the chart.

For brothers who have positions, splitting and handling it in 80/20 tranches feels more comfortable to me: lock in most of the profit first, then leave the remaining small position with a protective level to watch for the extension. After you’ve pulled profit, what you’re most afraid of isn’t making less—it’s a retracement that disrupts the rhythm.

If you didn’t get on the train, don’t rush: don’t chase the rebound, and don’t force a short just because you missed it. Wait for the next more comfortable setup before acting.

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