This wave is a typical move: first sweep away confidence, then give direction. $SHIB Earlier there was back-and-forth tugging up in the upper area. For a moment, the short-term price action made people think it could still keep pushing higher, but what I was focused on then was the follow-through after the rebound. The outcome was clear: when it went up, nobody stepped in to take it—yet the pullback kept getting smoother. This level is crucial.

The easiest place to make a mistake during the session is to see a single rebound and assume that the direction has reversed. When SHIB was around 0.000005663, I cared more about the pause after the push and how the sell pressure responded. Once the shorters’ rhythm kicked in, there was no need to overthink it. Now the price has already moved to 0.000004234, and I’m up +1790.49% with the profit in hand. This selloff profit has been taken as planned—within the expected range of volatility.

A lot of people lose because their emotions get dragged around by the order book: when it rises a bit, they’re afraid they’ll miss out; when it drops a bit, they don’t dare to hold. My approach is simple: after profits are released, I take them in portions using an 80/20 split first, and keep a small position with a protection level—so I can see whether it can extend further. If you didn’t get in, don’t chase a short (empty short positions), and don’t chase orders either. Wait for a more comfortable level before you move.

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