This round isn’t shorting just because we chase the drop—it's because those few fake moves at the high have already exposed the problems. $OPN is still propping things up on the surface, but in reality, every time it tries to surge, there’s no follow-through. A lot of people are excited about the short-term bounce, but I think pulling it higher is getting more and more dangerous—the structure has clearly changed.

What really caught my attention during the session is OPN stalling around 0.1710. The price seems like it wants to push higher, but the volume and order book support aren’t lining up. It spikes and then gets slammed back down. This level is crucial. Once the upside pressure can’t be absorbed, it’s only a matter of time before shorts take profit.

Now the current price is 0.0621. This trade’s return is already at +3066.9%. After the market’s upside potential has been released, don’t just focus on enjoying it. My approach is simple: an 80/20 split with partial execution. First, lock in most of the profits; the rest will use a protective level to trail. If the retracement is too strong, I won’t stubbornly hold.

Trading doesn’t mean you have to grab every single segment. Miss it and don’t chase the order—just be patient and wait for a more comfortable setup.

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