$AIXBT is under heavy pressure at the top this round, and the shorts finally gave feedback. The chart is more honest than the people who talk tough.

I entered around 0.03358 for a simple reason: the rebound looks exciting, but the volume and the follow-through don’t match. What really caught my attention is that every time price moves close to key level zones, it gets pushed back down—indicating that the capital above simply has no intention of continuing to carry the ride higher. A lot of people are still hesitating about whether to chase longs; I’ve already focused on the shift-to-weakness signals.

Now the price has been pushed down to 0.01901, with unrealized position gains of +1063.97%, and the trend extension is obvious. This kind of profit from a selloff is the ultimate test of mindset: when you didn’t dare to short before, but once the drop happens you start wanting to chase—at the end of the day, you can easily get washed back and forth.

For brothers who have positions, just handle it with an 80/20 split in batches—take the main profit first, keep the rest with a protective level, and let the market continue to give answers. Don’t get carried away just because you’ve had a stretch of profit; controlling drawdown is always more important than the feeling of being “on top.”

If you missed it, don’t chase—especially not after the spot where the market suddenly sells off hard. Don’t place the orders; wait for a more comfortable position and then act.

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