What I care more about in this trade is the process, not the result screenshot. Before TAO, at the high point, there were repeated pulls and tight back-and-forth; many people got worn down by the sideways chop until they lost patience, but I was watching the sell-pressure reaction at the time. After the price got close to 258.4, every time it tried to push up, it got knocked back—showing that overhead wasn’t light.

The real turning point wasn’t the moment the big bearish candle appeared, but the earlier series of failed rebounds. The chart had been giving many signals: the lift wasn’t smooth, the bids/holding power were relatively weak, and the overhead suppression kept working effectively. Things were already off here, so I didn’t chase a long, but instead waited for confirmation in the direction of continued pressure.

Now $TAO is at 198.3, and the position is up +1121.94%; the market upside has been released fairly completely. For brothers with larger size, the profit here is already substantial—you can take some profit first, and use the protection level to hold the rest, so you don’t let a beautiful trade turn into an emotion-driven one.

If later it continues to extend, I’ll keep looking; if it doesn’t, there’s no need to force the chase. If you didn’t take part, don’t rush—don’t chase the current order, and wait for the next opportunity.

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