Many people got panicked just now after that one injection, but I’m actually more focused on whether it keeps dropping. After $STABLE was swept, it didn’t accelerate through the breakdown; instead, it rebounded upward to reclaim the level. This is already not right.

Long positions entered at 0.03553, and the price has now been pushed to 0.03861, for a profit of +417.77%. This move wasn’t carried by luck. What truly caught my attention is the follow-through after the needle—selling pressure got absorbed, and the order book started reversing and repairing.

Most people get carried away by panic. When they see a lower wick, they think it has to drop more, but trading sometimes comes down to one fake move. Once the main force has swept the liquidity, the direction becomes clearer instead. After the room for volatility opens up, following matters more than trying to guess the top.

Right now, I’ll handle it with 70/30 first: lock in part of the profits, and keep the remaining position at a protective level for continued observation. When in profit, you have to be even steadier—don’t let emotions disrupt the momentum you’ve already locked in.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush. Don’t chase—wait for the next opportunity.

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