This time it wasn’t a sudden sprint—it was step by step wearing down the weakness at the top. A few days ago in the afternoon, $GRAM was moving back and forth above; the price kept probing but never managed to hold. The moment it bounced a little, the selling pressure followed immediately—the whole chart looked like it was being pressed down by a hand.

Looking at GRAM’s performance around 1.5438, the focus isn’t whether it can pump—it's whether there are buyers who will step in once it goes up. The result was very clear: the buy-side momentum didn’t continue. The rebound was weak, the trap-for-luring-buys taste grew stronger and stronger, so I followed through and opened a long position accordingly, without adding randomly halfway.

Now the price is back at 1.4804, and the short position is up +296.45%. This bite of profit feels great. If it’s time to take it, then take it—close 80% first. The remaining 20% will push the protection level to the break-even line. If it keeps dropping, let the profit run; if it bounces back, also first hold the results already locked in.

Don’t grind away your patience in the chop, while still wanting to bet your way back in a one-direction move to regain dignity. If you haven’t entered yet, don’t chase—wait for the next shot. Once the position is clear, then make your move. Just wait for good news.

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