This time it wasn’t a sudden breakout, but a step-by-step grinding down of weakness at the high end. A few days ago in the afternoon, $BTC kept swaying back and forth above; the price kept testing, but it never held firm. The moment there was a slight rebound, selling pressure immediately followed—like the chart was being pressed down by a hand.

I watched BTC’s behavior around 76886.0. The key wasn’t whether it would pump, but whether there was anyone to buy and take it higher. The result was clear: the buy pressure didn’t follow through; the rebound was weak, and the “bull trap” flavor kept getting stronger. So I went along and opened the long position smoothly, without adding recklessly halfway.

Now the price is back at 65704.8, and the short position profit is +2527.49%. This piece of meat is satisfying. If it’s time to take profit, then take it—close 80% first. The remaining 20% will push the protective level to the cost line. If it continues to sell off, let the profits run; if it bounces back, also hold on to the existing results first.

Don’t grind away your patience in the chop, and then try to win back “dignity” in a one-way move. Friends who haven’t entered yet, don’t chase. Wait for the next shot—once the levels are clear, then make the move. Just wait for good news.

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