This time it’s not courage that suddenly kicks in—it’s when there’s truly nobody up there to take the orders that the shorts finally push the door open.

Just after I finished watching the bad news, a lot of people were staring at that little rebound, wanting to chase. But I noticed ICP surged with no volume—sell pressure kept pressing above. It pushed up a bit, then immediately got pulled back. So I gave a long signal around 2.528, looking for a failed rebound, not betting it would drop right away.

Now $ICP has returned to 2.172. The move landed at +678.17%—this trade finally wasn’t for nothing. The more it grinds, the more it tests execution. But once it genuinely kicks off, you don’t need to trade so frequently.

Close 80% first, and use the remaining 20% to push the protection line back near your cost. If it keeps dumping, keep holding. If it bounces back, at least you’ve already recovered the main position and initiative.

Panic comes from having no plan; losses come from thinking too much. If you haven’t entered yet, don’t chase the price—wait until the new structure forms before you act. There are opportunities; don’t be in a hurry.

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