Many people were just watching the rebound, but $BILL directly delivered a downward “confirmation” candle. This kind of market action makes it easiest for hesitant traders to miss the move.

My short position was opened around 0.07960. At the time I wasn’t watching for it to crash immediately; I was watching how, after selling pressure at the highs, it couldn’t repeatedly push higher. The buy-side started to get dull—and that was the key. The more everyone thinks it can still surge, the more easily the chart can flip.

Now the current price is 0.02917, with an unrealized profit of +1248.42%. After the volatility range opens up, the speed at which shorts lock in profits is more direct than expected. In plain terms, the rhythm has changed: first there was false upside inducement with repetitive draining; once it breaks down, following matters more than guessing the direction.

Here I won’t be greedy to the very end. An 80/20 staged take-profit is more suitable for this kind of fast sell-off. The stop/protection level also needs to trail down—protect the profit first, then see whether the move clearly extends further based on the chart.

Don’t let missing it make you lose control. Don’t chase longs, and don’t chase shorts. Wait for a more comfortable entry.

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