The high-level suppression I was watching earlier is, today, basically the answer. This $IN move isn’t just a normal pullback; it’s that after the bulls pushed it up, nobody stepped in. Once the order book loosened, the room for shorts opened up.

I shorted around 0.09609. Back then, many people were still waiting for it to keep charging higher. The key is right here: the price couldn’t push up, and when it pulled back, it lost support again— the structure clearly changed. Now the price is at 0.04571, unrealized profit +2519.4%, and the trend extension is obvious; the pacing is more decisive than expected.

With this kind of market, you can’t just look at one bearish candle. You have to see whether the rebound has strength. As long as the counter-rally can’t get back up, the bears still have the initiative. But take-profit orders can’t be greedy to the point of losing control. On my side, I apply an 80/20 approach: take some off first, and lock in the remaining profit using protective levels.

To put it plainly, the real difficulty is whether you dare to look the other way when everyone else is excited. If you miss this move, don’t force the chase. Don’t chase trades, and don’t chase emotional selloffs—wait for the next time a clearly defined entry level shows up.

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