Many people were just chanting that IN was about to rebound, but the market directly slapped them in the face in the opposite direction. $IN This drop wasn’t sudden—weakness was already written into the order book beforehand.

What I was watching at the time was the 0.09609 level. After price surged up, it didn’t get consistent follow-through; instead, every time it bounced back, it was pushed down again. The real issue isn’t how much it fell, but that the rebound is getting weaker and weaker. The people who chased longs start to hesitate, while the shorts’ rhythm is actually clearer.

Now the current price is 0.04644, and short-seller profits have already reached +2488.33%; the downtrend extension is obvious. At this point, the profit has already been released. For brothers with large positions, there’s no need to stubbornly hold all the way to the last breath—sell part of it in batches first, and then use the protective levels to guard the rest.

What I care more about is the rhythm, not the excitement of a single K-line. If it stays weak here, let the profits run on their own; if the rebound is strong, then handle it according to the plan. Don’t chase lower if you missed it—wait for the next confirmed signal to come out and then enter.

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