Didn’t do anything—just went to the restroom, and when I came back the K-lines had already finished the work for me. When price dumped intraday, $MAV shifted from bearing pressure at the high to pressing down—finally, the shorts stopped dragging their feet.

When the market still hadn’t fully started up in the morning, I saw that MAV’s rebound wasn’t solid. Every time the price neared a key level, it got knocked back. Sell orders kept appearing, but the bids/overhang support kept getting thinner. Not every rally is worth following—especially a chart where the push-up doesn’t continue.

At the time, I went long around 0.01362. Now the price has reached 0.00935, and the recorded result from closing the short position is +1509.79%. This profit wasn’t based on guessing—it mainly came from clarifying the details of why the move couldn’t get traction.

First, pull back 80% of the position; keep the remaining 20% under protection at the break-even cost. If there’s further downside, let the profit naturally extend. If a rebound/relief bounce shows up, don’t get greedy for the last bite—keep the rhythm.

Don’t grind away your patience in choppy action, while also wanting to reclaim dignity by betting big in a one-way move. For friends who didn’t get on the train, don’t rush to add shares—wait for the next round of positions that feel more comfortable, then act following clear signals.

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