This round of sharp sell-off just now made many people think it was only a normal pullback, but what I’m watching is whether anyone steps in after the sweep is done.

Before $FIL hit the highs, it was moving back and forth; on the surface it looked like it was ranging, but in reality every time it rallied it was draining FOMO long funds. What really caught my attention was that after one failed quick surge, the order book flipped to weakness immediately—this is a critical level—so I entered the short position around 1.0505.

Now the price has already come to 0.7789, and the floating profit shows +1246.46%. The room for volatility has clearly opened up. The market’s easiest way to mislead people is fake strength: it looks like price is still higher, but the structure has already loosened, and most people get dragged down before they even react.

I won’t be greedy and hold this to the very end. I’ll take profits first in batches—about 80%—and keep the remaining position with a protective stop to continue following. Being able to hold onto profits matters more than shouting how aggressive you are.

If you haven’t entered, don’t chase key levels. Don’t chase on pullbacks—wait for the next opportunity to show up, then reassess.

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