The order flow just gave a very clear answer: after $SUI faced pressure at the high end, it didn’t try to hold up any further. Once the shorts kicked in, the price was directly pushed from around the 1.0341 layout zone down to 0.7572. This trade is currently up +1289.52%, and the room for volatility has opened up.

At the time, what I was watching were those failed breakouts—on the surface it still looked like it was moving up, but every time it reached a key level, sell orders pinned it down. Many people hesitate because the price didn’t drop immediately, but trading can’t only look at the immediate red/green. What really matters is whether the momentum has changed. Put simply: there’s nobody stepping in up top, and once the bottom breaks, it just flows.

This kind of market is easiest to trap people chasing longs at high levels—first it gives a bit of hope, then uses a single down move to break the structure. On my side, I’ll manage the short position with an 80/20 split: take the majority of the profit first, and keep the remaining position with a protective level to continue tracking, so the gains don’t give back too much.

Now don’t chase just because it’s falling—be patient and wait for the next opportunity, for a more comfortable entry level.

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