The harshest part on the board isn’t the immediate drop—it’s that first it makes a bunch of people think there’s still room to rebound.$BTC When it was consolidating sideways at the high level a few days ago, many people were still waiting for a continued breakout higher, but what I saw was the resistance overhead becoming more and more obvious.

The key is right here: every time the price probes upward, the upward strength gets weaker and weaker. The moment selling pressure shows up, it can knock the rebound back down. This kind of structure has clearly changed—on the surface it’s still grinding, but inside it’s no longer the bulls taking the initiative.

So I executed a long near 76886.0, not to bet on a single big bearish candle, but to follow the board’s weakening momentum. Now BTC is at 64587.7, and the P&L shows +2780.78%. The move has clearly extended, and the shorts’ timing has effectively played out.

At a time like this, don’t get blinded by profit. First push the protective level downward. If your position is large, split it and manage it in batches with 80/20, and keep a small portion to see whether the selling pressure keeps releasing.

If you didn’t get on the train, don’t chase and keep smashing. Don’t place new orders—wait for a more comfortable entry point.

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