This early-session sell-off is critical. People who were still hesitating a few days ago have basically figured it out today. $DOT That earlier surge upward wasn’t clean—the price was pushed up, but the volume couldn’t keep up, and there was no continuous follow-through. What really caught my attention is that each rebound wave is shorter than the last.

I’d already been watching this level. When DOT was around 1.223, repeated sell pressure showed up above; the tape looked like it was luring people to chase higher. Most people see it not dropping and want to add more. But what I see is that the bearish pressure at the high level hasn’t been resolved, and the structure is starting to turn bearish. In a situation like this, you can’t be swept away by surface-level strength.

Now it’s hit 0.863, and the +2100.23% profit is safely taken. The room for volatility has opened up, and this leg of the short position closing and profit-taking has been relatively smooth. In plain terms, the rhythm has changed: it couldn’t be pushed up before, but now that it’s dropped, the move is playing out smoothly.

The profits have already been released. Those with heavier positions can take some off first, then use the protection level to hold the rest. If you missed it, don’t worry—don’t chase the trade. Wait for a more comfortable position before you act.

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