Did nothing. Just went to get a cup of water, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already cleanly broken the high zone. When the morning dump first hit, $BNB ’s rebound was clearly lacking in strength—every time it tried to push upward, it was pushed back down. Even BNB didn’t show any decent follow-through. My judgment was simple: trading volume was low, the rally had no backbone, and the “bull trap” flavor was too strong—so around 639.40, I executed a long following the rhythm and didn’t chase those few illusory upward pops.

Now the price is at 568.7, and the short-trade review result is +784.57%. This leg answered the question very directly.

Take profit on 80%, and keep the remaining 20% in the market. At the same time, move the stop-loss/“protection” to around the cost basis. If the sell-off continues, let the profits run a bit longer. Even if a rebound appears, you still need to hold on to the portion you’ve already locked in.

Even if you only make one point—if you can take it away, then it’s yours. Even if there’s more floating profit, it’s only what the market is temporarily giving on the screen. For friends who haven’t gotten in yet, hear me out: don’t chase trades during a sudden sell-off—wait for the next shot to feel more comfortable.

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