No big picture—this return stunned even me! A few days ago, during the afternoon session, the price spiked higher; every time $SKYAI pushed up, it just fell short by a breath. The buy wall couldn’t hold, but selling pressure kept coming wave after wave. After I noticed this detail, I flagged a high-level short entry, then waited to confirm the rebound lacked strength before stepping in.

The short was opened at 0.22475. Now the price is at 0.02775. The staged return shows +2149.19%. The earlier stretch was painfully slow, but exiting it was still really worth it! This time wasn’t random chasing—it was about waiting until the bid support showed a crack before acting.

When it’s time to “eat meat,” don’t pretend to be calm.
Rear-ending like this is easy to get hit.

I already closed 80% of the position in advance, and the remaining 20% stays to keep an eye on it. I’ve raised the protection level to around the cost basis. If it continues to be pushed down, let it run on its own. If it suddenly snaps back, at least I won’t hand back the portion that’s already been realized. When you’re making money, the biggest fear is getting carried away—you need to leave margin in both position sizing and timing.

If you haven’t entered yet, don’t rush to add. This isn’t the time to charge in—especially don’t see a single red candle and immediately chase a short. Wait for the next shot; wait for the new key level locations and confirmation signals. There are still opportunities—don’t be in a hurry. 📉

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