$BNB ’s dip this round is not the most exciting part because of the final dump—it’s that at the high level where it repeatedly gave opportunities, the bulls already showed their weakness.

Back then, I watched the order book around 653.20: the spike-up lacked continuity, while the pullback was each time more decisive. This rhythm is something I know well—usually it doesn’t end after just a wash; instead, the funds start to drive down the room for further downside. Many people still thought it would go back up, but things were already off here—each rebound attempt was weaker, and the shorts had the advantage.

Now at 576.55, the short position is up 833.71%, and the move has extended clearly. The most comfortable part of this kind of trade is that you don’t need to guess the top at a key level—once you confirm that the high is under pressure, you can follow the breakdown to act, and your odds become much clearer.

With profits already substantial, handling it in batches with an 80/20 split is steadier. The remaining position, with a protection level, will continue to be monitored. If the rebound later turns strong, we’ll first protect the gains; if it stays weak, we’ll look for continuation. Don’t chase what you missed—the market doesn’t lack opportunities; wait until the next time the position is more comfortable to move.

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