This drop today is very straightforward. $LTC ’s earlier failure to fall from the high doesn’t mean strength; if anything, it looks more like it’s wearing out the patience of those chasing. Many people relax when the price stalls, but what I’m watching is the pullback strength after the spike—that’s where the real signal is.

When LTC is around 53.67, the chart has already changed noticeably: the overhead pressure hasn’t eased, the buy side isn’t firm enough, and once the rebound hits a key level, it gets pushed back. This level is crucial. If the sideways range can’t open upward, it’s easy for the shorts to flip and take control of the pace.

Now the price is at 44.83, and the short position profit shows +1170.03%. This stretch of price action has released its upside fairly smoothly. After the profit shows, I’m even calmer: I take most of it off the table first, and I use the remaining position with a protective stop to hold—so a single sharp rebound doesn’t throw off the rhythm.

After this, I won’t chase new positions, and I won’t act recklessly when emotions are at their hottest. I’ll wait for a more comfortable entry and look for the next opportunity then.

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