Just after I finished watching the bearish news, many people were still waiting for a rebound, but I realized the market surface has already started to lose steam. $ICP Moving upward was slow, but the pullback was fast; each time it touched key levels, it failed to hold effectively. The follow-through below ICP also wasn’t decisive enough—weak rebounds and overhead suppression appeared at the same time. I then executed a long position around 2.528, capturing this bearish window first.

After that, the price returned to 2.198. This post-trade review shows +628.64%. The frustrating time beforehand finally got its answer.

Position management isn’t complicated: first close 80% to lock in the results, and keep the remaining 20% for further observation, with the protective stop set near the cost basis. If the downtrend continues, let the remaining position follow along; if there’s a sudden snapback, don’t let profits be easily given back.

Panic happens because there was no plan; losses happen because you overthink. If the trend hasn’t broken, hold; if the structure changes, get out—don’t fight with a single K-line. Don’t chase right now; just wait for the next wave of signals.

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