This sharp sell-off came in—just a few days ago, that high-level fake strength attempt finally showed its true colors. $KAS At the time it kept stalling above; the price looked strong, but what really caught my attention was that every rebound got shorter and every push higher became more and more laborious. The buy pressure didn’t keep propping it up—instead, sell pressure kept stacking layer by layer.

I’m not saying “short” only after it starts dropping. I’d already been watching this area: KAS repeatedly tested around 0.03380 but never managed to stand effectively. The structure clearly changed. A lot of people are still waiting for it to surge again, but what I see is that after the support above was cut off, whether the shorts can ride the momentum to smash out room downward.

Now the price is at 0.0282, and the profit on this short position is already +1175.59%. The market’s downside space has released very decisively. Here I’ll handle it with an 80/20 approach: first take the majority of the profits off the table, and keep the remaining small position with a protection level to continue watching for extension.

In plain terms, the rhythm has changed. After profits come out, don’t get greedy and lose control. If you’re not on the train, don’t chase the trade—wait for the next time at a more comfortable entry point.

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