This time it wasn’t a guess—high levels themselves showed fatigue on the order book. When the early session just dumped the market, $POL ’s rebound was weaker each time. The price tried to lift higher, but it kept getting pushed back to the same spot. I noticed the trading volume was thin and the buy side couldn’t keep up, so I warned not to get thrown off by a brief pump.

After the structure loosened, I went long around 0.08969. Now the price is back to 0.07914, for a corresponding return of +834.63%. No wasted time—didn’t white-wait through that grinding, annoying stretch.

First take 80%, locking in most of the gains; the remaining 20% continues to be monitored, with the protection level placed near the cost basis. If there’s still further downside, let the profits keep running. If it rebounds upward, you still have to hold on to the portion already realized.

Even if it’s only unrealized profit—if you can take it away, then it’s yours. No matter how good the paper gains look, it isn’t over until you actually lock them in. Chasing right after a sharp selloff makes it easy to get shaken out by the rebound; if you miss it, just wait for the next shot.

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