This round of shorting $INJ has been really satisfying, but it wasn’t done on a whim. When the price was grinding at the highs, what I was watching was the speed of the pullback after the rally— the higher it went, the more obvious the sell pressure became.

Entry price: 5.542. Now it’s at 5.204, and +297.18% has already been delivered. A lot of people only focus on how much it pumped earlier, but they miss a key detail: at the high levels, repeated tests failed to hold effectively. Once the bounce weakens, shorts can easily take control of the pace.

At the time, I didn’t rush in with a heavy position. Instead, I waited for structural confirmation before following. In plain terms, what matters in this kind of market isn’t how pretty your prediction looks—it’s whether the position is at a level where you can execute. After the selloff plays out, handling it with an 80/20 phased approach is steadier: lock in the bulk first, and use the remaining portion’s protective level to bet on a clearer continuation extension.

Now the profit has already been realized, so there’s no need to prove anything anymore. If you have a position, don’t let your gains ride a roller coaster. If you don’t have one, don’t get impulsive and chase just because you see +297.18%. If you miss it, you miss it—don’t chase; wait for a more comfortable level.

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