I was originally going to shut down the software, but with this last glance before bed, I saw a short opportunity. When I checked the chart one last time right before sleeping, $WIF was still probing repeatedly at the top. It couldn’t go up, but it wouldn’t back off. A lot of people may mistake this kind of sideways consolidation for strength; what I saw was that there was nobody willing to take it up.

From repeated intraday oscillations to a gradual weakening, with every rebound, WIF was short by one breath, and the volume never picked up. The overhead pressure never really loosened. This call is simple: first wait for the failure of the bids to be sustained, then execute a long around 0.1891—don’t chase, and don’t guess the key level in advance.

Now the price has reached 0.1508, and the profit is +977.92%. The short finally delivered an answer. Don’t treat unrealized gains as deposits.

First, close 80% of the position. Put the remaining 20% at a protective level at the cost price. If it keeps falling, follow patiently. If there’s a rebound, be quick to hold on to the gains you’ve already made. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive; the shortcut to getting rich often ends at zero. If you didn’t catch it, don’t worry—there will be more opportunities later. Move when a new structure forms.

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