The toughest part of this market chart is that it first gives people the illusion that it can still rebound, and then it directly drops further. $MBOX It’s been ranging in the high zone for such a long time that a lot of people have been worn down and lose patience. When they see a small rebound, they want to jump in—but I feel like something is already off here. The rebound strength is getting weaker and weaker, while the suppression keeps going. That’s the environment the shorts want.

Back then, what I was looking at wasn’t how much it dropped, but whether MBOX could get effective buy support every time it tried to break upward. The answer was clearly no. So I went long around 0.010935, waiting for that segment where the high zone loosens and then accelerates.

Now the price has hit 0.00062. My return is +4544.06%. The room for volatility has opened up more smoothly than expected. Here, I won’t get greedy to the point of losing control. Profitable positions should be managed in a way that matches the profit—take profit in batches first. Then lock in the remaining position with a protective level to keep control. If the pullback doesn’t break, we’ll keep watching.

If you miss a setup like this, don’t bang your head. Chasing in actually makes you more likely to get shaken out. If you don’t chase, you can wait for a more comfortable spot to talk about it.

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