It looks like an ordinary pullback, but in reality it shows signs of capital withdrawing—especially when, after pushing up, there’s no fresh support to take over, and the trend is likely to unfold downward.

This time, $OPN began tracking my trading watch from 0.0886. When the price moved to 0.0649, the key level I had identified earlier was basically validated, and the +1288.19% also indicates that the downside potential from this leg has already been released.

My main focus in the post-trade review is that when prices face pressure at higher levels, you can’t only look at superficial fluctuations—the crucial point is whether the rebound can hold its ground. After the rebound failed, the direction gradually became clear.

Missing one bout of volatility isn’t scary. What’s scary is letting the desire to catch up with the pace throw your judgment off. In trading, stability is more valuable than impulsiveness.

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