This single-trade review is pretty interesting. $AIXBT wasn’t weak all the way through—it first repeatedly lured longs at higher levels, and only then started to press down for real.

I opened my short at 0.03358. Now the price is already down to 0.01871, with a return of +1088.07%. The point where things changed is very clear: every time there was a rebound before, people rushed in, but the price just couldn’t hold. Selling pressure kept getting heavier overhead; once it broke below, it actually moved down smoothly.

A lot of people misjudge because they only see the pump and don’t notice the lack of strength after the pump. What truly confirmed it for me was that after key levels were lost, there was no quick reclaim—there wasn’t even strength in the pullback. With a chart like this, you can’t keep interpreting it as bullish strength.

My short is in good profit right now, but the closer it gets to this kind of moment, the calmer you have to stay. I’ll handle it in an 80/20 split: move the protection level up, and don’t let the profit you’ve locked in turn into a retracement. If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush—no chasing, no chasing lower. Wait until the next time the structure becomes clear again.

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