That quick drop just now can be seen as shaking out the short power that had been building up earlier. $OPG has been grinding at high levels; on the surface it looked like sideways consolidation, but in reality every time it got close to 0.2047 it was pushed back down. The buy side couldn’t hold, while the sell side became increasingly active. This level is very critical.

Before the signal came out, I’d already noticed changes, but I didn’t rush to call a direction. I was waiting for confirmation after the breakdown. Now the price is at 0.1139; the ROI on this short position from this leg is +871.47%. Volatility room has opened up, and shorts are cashing out pretty comfortably.

In this kind of market, a lot of people lose by repeatedly guessing the bottom—when it falls more, they feel like they should catch it, and then their timing gets completely messed up. My approach is simple: protect profits first. For positions with larger size, handle them in batches with an 80/20 split. For the remaining portion, set a good protection level; if it can extend, keep watching—if it can’t extend, don’t give the profit back. I’m not chasing here; I’ll wait for the next opportunity.

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