This sharp drop today tore up the script that had been propped up at the high end. $MAV kept repeatedly pushing upward before, but each time it fell just short—on the surface it looked like accumulating power, but in reality it was more like the sell-off was being forced by funds above. A lot of people are still hesitating whether to chase; what I saw at the time was: the buy orders at this level weren’t hard enough.

When MAV was around 0.01362, the order book read very clearly to me: the rally didn’t continue after spiking high, but the pullback was smooth—showing that control was no longer in the hands of the longs. Later, when the price was pushed to 0.00941, the shorts’ profit was +1488.58%, and the trend extended obviously—this move wasn’t based on guessing, it was following the rhythm.

Now it’s time to stay calm. If you have profits, protect the profits first—don’t forget risk control just because you’ve had a streak of good luck. For larger positions, take profit in batches; for the remaining smaller positions, watch using your protection levels—if it doesn’t work, withdraw. The most important thing in trading is to stay alive for the next trade. If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush—don’t chase orders, and wait for the next high-confidence signal to appear.

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