After this leg of the drop played out, the logic for shorting is very clear. When $UB kept failing to break through at the high end, I felt something was already off here. Later, I opened a short from 0.21896 and held it to now at 0.08402, locking in a return of +1511.89%—the market space released was direct enough.

At first it wasn’t smooth right away; during the session there were a few pullbacks, looking like it might be repairing. But the key was here: the pullbacks didn’t come with volume expansion, and price also didn’t reclaim the key level. Instead, every time it rallied higher, it got pushed back down.

Many people hesitate because they watch short-term fluctuations. I, however, focused on whether the structure had turned stronger again.

Now the outcome has already been shown: after the high-end faced pressure, the downward continuation is holding, and the short-side tempo is even more decisive than I expected. Don’t get carried away after you’re in profit. Take profits in batches—80/20. Then use protective levels to trail the rest, letting it continue to extend the move while also giving yourself an exit.

Missing this leg doesn’t need to make you feel bad. There’s no need to chase a short at the low end—wait for the next time at a more comfortable level before taking action.

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