This empty order finally got fulfilled. The chart moved very cleanly—there wasn’t a sudden drop; instead, after being under pressure at the high level, it steadily compressed the room downward.

When $AVAX repeatedly couldn’t break through, what I was watching wasn’t whether it could still rally—it was whether, once the overhead couldn’t hold, it would accelerate. Back then, around 9.312, the short entry was provided. What truly made me confirm it was that the rebound got weaker and weaker, buy-side demand started to hesitate, and many people were still waiting for it to continue charging—while the structure was already off.

Now the price has reached 6.639. This short position is up +2037.53%, and the market’s downside room has been released quite clearly. Here, I’ll first take most of the profit off the table, and keep a smaller portion running with a protective level to look for further extension, so the gains won’t be eaten back by a single rebound.

To put it simply, in this kind of market, it’s not about how harshly you can shout—it’s about whether, when the location is reached, you dare to execute. If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush. Missed it means don’t chase; wait for the next time at a more comfortable entry.

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