This drop just now wasn’t sudden— the chart had already been giving signals. $CFX In the earlier pushes, it failed to hold each time. The price still looks like it’s in a high range, but in reality, the bids have already loosened. Many people lost patience after being ground down by the sideways movement; the moment they see a small rebound, they want to chase it. Back then, I actually felt this was more like distribution.

My focus isn’t whether it can still pump, but whether there’s sustained buy pressure after it’s pushed up. When CFX approached 0.05811, the structure clearly changed: the rebound had no volume, the suppression wasn’t broken, and the shorts were only one trigger point away. Then it was pulled up to 0.04659— +954.7% profit—and the move extended clearly. This kind of realizing gains feels way more comfortable than hard-guessing the direction.

Now that the profits are in, it’s not suitable to get emotionally carried away. For those with larger positions, you can first do it in an 80/20 split in batches— protect the upside space you’ve already captured, and then watch whether the remaining position should continue if it breaks further down. You don’t need to max out every segment of the trade. The key is to not let the profits get given back. If you miss it, don’t rush— don’t chase orders, and wait for the next time the setup reaches a position with clear certainty.

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