This time it’s not that we say “short” only after seeing the price drop; that high-level tug-of-war already looks a lot like the main players are scripting it.

$BNB Earlier on, they repeatedly tried pushing up. The price looked solid, but in reality every attempt to surge lacked follow-through. Most people only watch that it hasn’t dropped yet—what I’m watching is whether the overhead supply has been absorbed. After it got around 639.40, the chart tried a few times to lift higher but couldn’t. As soon as sell pressure showed up, the rebound immediately turned soft—this level is critical.

Holding the short position up to now, 575.35 has already delivered on the call, and the +710.77% has also provided solid feedback. After the market’s upside/downside potential has been released, what’s most dangerous isn’t not getting all of it—it’s getting the profit and then leaving it undefended. Brothers with larger positions can first deal with the bulk, and keep a small portion with a protective level to see whether it continues to dip.

The most anti-human thing in trading is this: the more others get excited, the more you have to stay calm. Don’t keep smashing in after the drop—if you miss it, you miss it. Don’t chase the trade; wait for a more comfortable entry.

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