This short finally got paid off. The drop from the high point in $GUA was very clear and straightforward on the chart.

I started watching this trade around 1.31292. What really caught my attention wasn’t how much it fell, but that the bounce back kept getting weaker—each time it tried to push up, it got slammed back down. A lot of people are still waiting for it to pull back up again, but something here doesn’t look right: the buy-side can’t hold, and the shorts’ rhythm has started to take over.

Now the price is at 0.05179, and the floating profit is already +952.69%. The room in the market has been released pretty decisively. In plain terms, at this kind of position it’s not about who shouts louder—it’s about whether the funds are willing to push higher. If they can’t push it up, then the only place left to look is down for liquidity.

I’ll manage this position with an 80/20 approach: take most profits first, and keep a small remainder position with protection levels to watch for further extension. After profits come out, the biggest risk is greed—especially during the downtrend, where volatility can suddenly bounce. If you have a position, don’t let profits give back too much. If you didn’t get in, don’t chase the short—wait for the next more comfortable entry point.

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