I felt uncomfortable about that earlier surge. $TRX looked strong, but in reality it was more like a bull trap designed to lure buyers in at the highs.

The real change happened when TRX neared 0.37331. The moment sell pressure showed up above, the price immediately lost control. A lot of people saw the spike and chased. I was watching whether it could hold after the spike. It was very clear: if it couldn’t hold, it was a trap. The shorts’ rhythm ended up being even smoother.

Now the price has already been driven down to 0.32286. This position’s unrealized profit is +960.43%, and the market’s downside potential has been released very directly. I don’t want to turn gains into wishful thinking here. I’ll handle it in an 80/20 split: lock in part first, and then let the rest follow with protective levels. If the chart stays weak, that’s the plan; if the rebound gets too strong, I won’t linger.

Plainly put, trading isn’t about following the excitement—it’s about seeing who reveals the first crack. After high-level pressure is confirmed, direction matters more than slogans. If you haven’t entered, don’t get impulsive just because you see potential gains. Chasing after a sharp drop to go short also carries significant risk. Don’t chase orders—wait for the next opportunity, and for a more comfortable entry level.

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