Just switched the software to the background, and when I came back, the chart had already changed its mood. A few days ago, before bed, $POL was still hovering near a key level area. On the surface it didn’t drop, but in reality each rebound was shorter than the last—once it ticked up even slightly, sell orders pressed it back down.

While others were still hung up on direction, my focus was on POL’s follow-through. I found that the rally had no volume, with clear pressure overhead. The buy side always lacked continuity. Once the price reached around 0.08969 and I confirmed it couldn’t push through, I executed going long, handing the timing of the shorts over to the market to verify.

At this moment, the price has come to 0.07886, with floating profit of +856.78%. This move provided a clean realization window, and anyone who held should understand it.

Take profit on 80% first; keep the remaining 20% in the position, and move the protection level to around the cost basis at the same time. Profit isn’t just a paper number—only what you can actually lock in counts as yours.

Don’t let profits inflate, and don’t despair when there’s a pullback. If you haven’t boarded yet, don’t chase in a sudden drop—wait for the next round of structure to reappear, then look for a more comfortable spot.

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