When the price suddenly dropped during the session, they were still debating whether it was a fake dip, but $SHIB directly left everyone hesitating behind. This time, the bears moved quite decisively.

When I thought this move was completely out of options, I rechecked SHIB’s price action: the rebound never managed to hold, pushing it up was met by sell pressure that knocked it back down. The follow-through was strong at times and weak at others—so the “pump-and-dump / bull trap” vibe kept getting more obvious. My approach is simple: first wait for the key level to confirm, then open a long position around 0.000005663. No guessing—just wait for the chart to give the answer.

Now the price has already come to 0.00000425. This round of short trades shows an unrealized profit of +1770.44%—well played. Close 80% first; keep the remaining 20% under watch. The stop should be moved to around breakeven. If the selloff continues, let the profits run naturally; if the market suddenly bounces back, you still shouldn’t give back the portion you already booked.

I’d rather miss a limit-up than catch a falling knife with my hands full of blood.

Have a plan before the session, keep discipline during the session, and know why you made the move after the session.

Don’t try to chase or add positions just to make up for missing this—wait for the next round of clearer signals. Sit tight for good news, and catch the next shot steadily.

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