Many people are still hesitating up front—whether $CGPT is truly weak or just going through a washout—but what I’m watching is the reaction after heavy pressure at the highs. The more it grinds, the less strength it shows, which means the active buy-side has started to back off; that’s also when the shorting opportunity actually shows up—in this quiet moment.

I’ve been tracking this trade starting around 0.02421. After entering, the most important thing isn’t making money immediately, but whether the bearish break will continue. The order book’s response was very straightforward: the rebound couldn’t be pushed back, and sell pressure kept releasing continuously. Now the price is at 0.01883, and the +1068.18% move is already played out—there’s a clear extension in the trend.

In plain terms, the rhythm has changed. Don’t keep fantasizing about an immediate repair while the market is still falling. Once I’m in profit, I won’t stubbornly hold to the very end. Splitting and managing with an 80/20 approach is more suitable for this kind of volatility. Set your stop/protection level properly, and don’t casually give back your profits.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t worry. Don’t chase the rebound, and don’t jump in just because you see the drop—wait for the next, more comfortable entry.

$BTC $ETH