That wave of buying that just swept through actually looks more like a spot to get shorts on board. $BNB first surged up to create a strong bullish feel, then quickly fell back—many people who chased in still hadn’t reacted when the chart already flipped.

My short was opened around 653.20. Now the price is at 581.8, with current profit +776.68%. What’s most critical in this move isn’t the drop itself, but that fake strength at the high. It couldn’t pull out new bids afterward, and then it reversed and dumped down very fast—showing that the key supply zone above isn’t light.

What really caught my attention is that after getting in, it didn’t continue strengthening. Instead, it printed consecutive bearish candles and ate up the earlier rally. Most people get led by that sudden push higher and assume it would keep breaking through—but the most treacherous trap in trading is this kind of upside fail-to-expect. Once the high confirms failure, downside room for shorts opens up.

This position has already entered the profitable zone, and profit release is clearly noticeable. Brothers with heavy size, don’t stubbornly hold on to the very end—use an 80/20 split to manage in batches. For the remaining position, carry a protective level and watch whether the move continues to extend. If you missed it, don’t chase lower—wait for the next clearer level, and opportunities will come again.

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