After this drop in $AZTEC , the most obvious change is that the long side’s momentum has been broken.

My short position was opened around 0.02762. At the time, I didn’t enter just because I saw a single bearish candle. Instead, after several consecutive upward pushes, each time it was pushed back. The candlesticks looked lively, but in reality the key levels became increasingly hard to break upward. This is already very critical: the market shifted from accumulation to distribution, and many people haven’t reacted yet.

Now the price has been pushed down to 0.01403, and the profit shows +1207.44%. The room for movement has been released fairly smoothly. This outcome isn’t based on guessing—it’s because the earlier key levels were repeatedly confirmed, and only then did the shorts finally take control.

For those of us who currently hold positions, I’ll first take care of most of the profits. I’ll take profit in batches with 80%, and use the remaining 20% with a protective level to follow along. As long as a pullback doesn’t return and reclaim the key level, there’s still value to keep observing, but don’t let the gains turn into emotion-driven decisions.

If you haven’t entered, don’t chase near the key levels. It’s better to miss this leg than to let a sudden selloff throw you off. Wait for a more comfortable spot—don’t chase the trade.

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