That dip just now was the move I’ve been waiting for. $DOT Before that, price was whipsawing around the high area, and many people think that means it’s strong because it can’t drop further—but I don’t see it that way. Being unable to fall doesn’t mean it can rise. The key is whether the bounce has quality, and every time it tries to go up it looks weak.

What really caught my attention is that DOT showed clear pressure around 1.223. After the price was pushed back down, it didn’t quickly repair upward; instead, key levels started moving lower. This is already off, and short-term funds clearly aren’t willing to keep lifting price higher—the bears’ rhythm is starting to take over.

The current price is 0.845. The short position shows a profit of +2204.66%, and the room for volatility has opened up more smoothly than expected. At this point, I’ll handle it with an 80/20 approach: protect most of the profits, and give the remaining small position some time for the trend, but the protection level will definitely follow.

You don’t need to take full profit from every leg. If you can understand it, dare to execute, and know when to stop, that’s enough. If you missed it, don’t force-chase—wait for the next opportunity, and for a more comfortable entry.

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