Many people still haven’t reacted yet—the recent plunge in $PEPE has already broken through the grinding consolidation that came before. My short position started at 0.000003774, and now it’s at 0.000002726. The ROI shows +1970.36%. This isn’t luck—when the price kept failing to reclaim the high zone for a long time, the chart had already sent the signal.

Back then, what I watched wasn’t a single red candle—it was that every time there was a bounce, it got pushed back down. This is crucial: the weaker the rebound, the more obvious the overhead trapped positions and active selling pressure. Once the price breaks down, only then do the hesitant start to panic, and the downside space releases more smoothly.

This kind of market is the easiest to make mistakes in: when it drops, you don’t dare to short; but after the drop, you feel like chasing. My approach is simple: do an 80/20 split first, move the protection level downward along with price, and once the profit is already made, don’t let it be given back for free.

Don’t rush if you missed this leg—markets offer opportunities every day. Don’t chase, and don’t go chasing random dumps. Wait for the next time a more certain setup appears.

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