This short trade is painfully satisfying. After $ETH spent so long trading at the high range, it still ultimately chose to smash downward—those who hesitated earlier only just realized that the momentum had already flipped.

What really caught my attention were those several attempts at a rebound. The price looked like it was about to move up, but every time it got pushed back, and the buy-side was getting thinner and thinner. Before the signal even appeared, I had already noticed the change. After opening the short around 2111.63, the key was whether it could break down through the prior critical level. Once that level was breached, the shorts would have room to play.

Now at 1928.36, this trade’s return shows +1508%. The downside move and trading space released are obvious. Not every leg of a drop is something I can participate in, but this kind of setup—high-level pressure, lack of rebound strength, and follow-through after a breakdown—is definitely the rhythm I like.

If you already have a position, don’t just watch the profit figure jumping around. Do 82/18 batch-taking: lock in part of the profit first, and use the protected level to follow the rest. Be decisive when it’s time to be decisive, and when it’s time to take profit, don’t get greedy—don’t let winning trades turn into a psychological game.

If you haven’t entered, don’t rush. Don’t chase this, and don’t chase in a hurry either—wait for the next time a confirmed signal appears.

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