This round is a typical move: the main force first lifts the mood, then pushes the next batch of buyers downward. A few times that $CTR surged from the high position looked fierce, but the actual trading volume couldn’t keep up—so it got more and more hollow. The more hollow it gets, the easier it is for problems to surface.

I shorted around 0.02080. I’m not looking at a single candlestick, but at the money-flow rhythm. Every time price rises up, it gets swiftly knocked back, which indicates someone above is actively distributing; once the key level is broken down, when panic selling shows up, shorts start taking profit along the way. A lot of people like to wait for the clear “headline signal,” but by the time it appears, the entry position is often already uncomfortable.

Now the current price is 0.0083. This short has come to +1183.28%. The market’s upside/downside room release is already very clear. After the profit is out, I care more about how to hold it. I’ll handle it in the 80/20 style in batches: first take the bulk off the table, and keep the remaining small position watching with protective levels, so a single sharp rebound doesn’t disrupt the pace.

You don’t have to fully capture every leg. If you can understand it, execute it, and hold it, that’s enough. If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase—wait for the next opportunity.

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