Just finished lunch and checked the chart—the red on the screen is more eye-catching than the food. When the sell-off hit in the morning, $BILL got pushed down from the highs. A lot of people were still waiting for a rebound, but what I saw was that the bid support was getting thinner and thinner; the rebound attempt’s strength was weaker each time, and sell pressure was clearly taking the upper hand.

At the time, $BILL kept tugging around 0.14088. I judged that the overhead suppression hadn’t really loosened, and volume wasn’t cooperating, so I completed the long entry in line with the bearish tempo. It wasn’t that I chased after it started falling—I’d already been waiting for it to show signs of exhaustion.

Price is currently at 0.02534. My position has realized gains of +1615.52%. This round wasn’t in vain. I pocketed the bulk first—closed 80%, and left the remaining 20% to follow. I moved the protection level back near my cost; if it keeps pressing down, I’ll hold it. If there’s a sudden rebound, it won’t let the profits feel uncomfortable.

Market moves are something you wait for, and profits are something you hold onto. This isn’t the time to rush. If you miss it, then you miss it—don’t force entries just to chase the timing. When the next set of signals comes out, then we’ll move.

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