This trade review is pretty interesting. $RUNE isn’t weak all along—it first repeatedly lures buyers back and forth in the high range, and only then starts a real downward push.

My short position was opened at 0.4544. Now the price is already at 0.4208, with a return of +359.27%. The points where things changed are very clear: each time there was a rebound, people rushed in, but the price simply couldn’t hold. Selling pressure kept getting heavier overhead, and once support broke, it moved smoothly to the downside.

Many people misjudge because they only see the rally and don’t notice the lack of strength after the rally. What truly confirmed it for me was that after the key level was broken, there wasn’t a quick reclaim—there was no strength in the retest. This kind of order book can’t be understood as bullish strength anymore.

My short is doing well right now, but the more things get like this, the more you need to stay calm. I’ll handle it in an 80/20 split, keeping my protective level updated, so the profit you’ve earned doesn’t turn into a drawdown. If you missed it, don’t rush—don’t chase the next trade, don’t chase the lows. Wait until the next time the structure becomes clear again.

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