What really caught my attention was that moment when the rebound failed and then weakened—the price didn’t keep probing higher; instead, it started proactively falling back. This kind of detail is crucial in the contract.

As for my $BNB position this time: the entry price for opening the trade was 601.85, and the current price has already come to 580. From the entry price to the current price, the pace of release was fairly complete. The return rate shows +257.6%, and the most important thing during the process was that it wasn’t thrown off by mid-way volatility.

In my review of this kind of setup, you can’t just look at whether the market falls quickly; you also need to see whether the pullback has strength. As long as the rebound is weak, the room for shorts to open up tends to keep getting easier.

For those who followed along, let’s record the process together. If you didn’t, there’s no need to regret it—because the market is always changing. Staying clear-headed is more important than acting on impulse.

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