What caught my attention this time wasn’t simply the speed of the drop after the rebound, but the failure after the rebound. The price details matter more than the surface-level volatility.

$VVV for this record: the opening price was 15.620. At the time, what I was watching was the key level above, which kept failing to break through. Now the price has fallen back to 10.778. After the continuation of the move, the return rate is +1499.61%, which is a fairly smooth instance of rhythm release.

In my judgment, in a bearish market the most crucial thing is not to let an interim rebound throw off your mindset—especially when the price starts to move closer to a weak structure, you should pay even more attention to protecting profits.

Missing this wave doesn’t matter. Trading isn’t about a single outcome—it’s about whether each judgment can become clearer over time.

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