When the screen turns fully green, what really brings people back to reality isn’t the size of the drop—it’s that those details from earlier finally connect. A few days ago, the afternoon market looked lively, but the higher levels have been getting increasingly fragile. 📉

I was watching BILL then and noticed that several attempts to push up failed to continue effectively. The buy pressure seemed like it couldn’t catch its breath, while the sell pressure showed up as soon as it reached key levels. The rebound was weak and the overhead suppression was clear. This condition isn’t suitable for chasing breakouts, so I executed a long position around 0.14088.

Now $BILL has come to 0.02591, and the short trade ended up at +1607.14%. Yes, there was a need for a bit of patience beforehand. The real opportunities are often not when things are most exciting, but after the strong support starts showing cracks.

First close 80%, and keep the remaining 20% for further observation, tightening the protection level toward around the cost basis. If there’s more downside selling, let the remaining position run along; once it rebounds, exit according to the plan—don’t treat profit as chips to gamble again.

Being flat isn’t a crime; opening positions randomly is the mistake. Chasing trades can get stuck at the mountaintop. Stay steady before a new signal appears—move with the next shot.

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