Once this drop hit, many people realized the direction was wrong.

When $TRB first surged upward, the chart looked lively, but I never got carried away. The real change came around 16.26. After the price went up, it didn’t form a valid continuation—instead, upper wicks and a pullback started showing up, which indicates it’s not that nobody is selling up there; it’s that someone is waiting for liquidity.

Most people were still hesitating about whether to chase the long then. Then the main players pushed down, and panic came out. The shorts profited precisely from this counter-expectation move. Now the price is at 14.73, and opening a long here is already up +680.75%, with the volatility range clearly opening up.

This kind of profit run tests your mindset the most—you can’t keep thinking it will move in only one direction all the way while you’re making money. My approach is to realize part of the profits first, and then see whether the support levels can hold. If they can’t, I leave—no lingering, no stubborn hold. If they can, then I’ll look at the next leg. If you miss it, don’t rush—don’t chase the trade; wait for a more comfortable position.

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