This wave of decline feels really good to eat. That spike on $ETH at the high was a fake strength that tricked a lot of people into continuing to look for a push up. Instead, I feel like this is more like distributing liquidity here—especially after the upper wick appears, the “taste” of the chart clearly changes.

Shorts entered at 2079.09. Earlier, I already noticed the rejection reaction at this level; it wasn’t just a random guess. After the price breaks down through a key level, people who were hesitating start to panic, and the tempo immediately tilts toward the shorts. Now it’s at 1919.39, and the P&L shows +1334.91%, with a clearly opened up range for volatility.

I’m not planning to turn the winning trades into emotion-driven ones. An 80/20 staged approach fits this kind of rhythm better: first lock in part of it, and keep the rest hanging with protection levels while observing. If the bounce back lacks strength, you can continue to watch it release to the downside in line with the trend. If it suddenly reclaims the key level, then for now just respect what the chart is showing.

You don’t need to fully take every segment. If you can catch the main sell-off leg, that’s enough. If you didn’t get on the train, don’t rush—don’t chase a unit rebound, and don’t chase the sell-off at the lows. Wait for a more comfortable position.

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