This sell-off just now is most interesting not because of the magnitude of the drop, but because it had already given a very clear signal beforehand. When $SHIB couldn’t be pushed up, many people were still hesitating whether to buy more. At the time, I already felt something was off here—price holding sideways doesn’t mean strength; the key is whether the bid support is truly hard.

When SHIB was around 0.000005663, suppression from above kept showing up repeatedly. Bids came in slowly, and the moment sell orders appeared they pushed the rebound back down. In plain terms, the rhythm changed: the order book was no longer being actively led by the longs, but by the shorts waiting for a break that confirms.

Now the price has moved to 0.000004254. This short position is up +1765.43%, and the room for volatility has opened very directly. The profit has already been realized—don’t get greedy and lose your judgment. Traders with larger positions can first handle 80%, and keep the remaining 20% with a protective level to see if it can continue in the same direction.

If you didn’t get in, don’t rush—don’t chase orders. Wait for the next time a high-certainty opportunity appears.

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