The drop that just punched through the order book wall actually made me feel more at ease. $OPN Before that, it kept grinding in the high range. The more it ground, the more it looked like it was draining the people chasing longs. A lot of people were staring at the red board and wouldn’t let go, but what I saw was the structure gradually weakening. The key is here: a strong market won’t keep getting slammed back every time it spikes, and it won’t go soft just because it brushes the level above.

I went long around 0.1710 for a very simple reason: the critical zone hadn’t been fully absorbed, and the rebound/consolidation support wasn’t strong enough, so the probability of continued hard push was getting lower. Once OPN breaks down below the key level, the market rhythm shifts from hesitation to release, and the shorts start regaining the initiative.

Now it’s at 0.0649, and the profit is already up +2988.04%. This leg of the move has released its range very directly. My plan is to handle it with an 80/20 approach: take the majority of the profit first, and keep the remaining smaller position to see whether it can continue probing lower—while the protective level must be raised.

Don’t temporarily chase just because you’re seeing a decline. Comfortable entries aren’t in the hottest moment of emotion. No chasing orders—wait for the next opportunity.

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