This bear run rhythm feels very much like a script: first, at the high level, it wears people down, and then suddenly gives the answer by pushing down. $KAS When it kept testing around 0.03380, it looked like it still wanted to break higher on the surface; in reality, every time it tried to go up it just couldn’t quite make it. The buy-side didn’t have that kind of decisive relay.

What I cared about most at the time was the order-book reaction, not any single K-line. It stayed pinned at the high and wouldn’t let go. The rebound kept getting more and more dull. A lot of people were still waiting for it to break through—turning out the order book first shattered the bulls’ confidence. The spot where it went against expectations is right here: it looked strong, but it had already begun to weaken.

Now the price is at 0.02862, and the short position is up +1087.42%, with a clearly extended move. After profits like this are in hand, I won’t keep imagining I can take it all in one bite. I’ll handle it in batches with an 80/20 split first, leaving a smaller portion with a protective level to watch, to prevent a sudden snapback from throwing off the rhythm.

In trading, the most expensive thing is impulse, not missing out. Here, a run has already been cashed in. I won’t chase trades afterward—wait for the next opportunity, and make the move only at a more comfortable position.

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