When the screen is full of green candles, it’s easiest for people to rush and shove their positions in all at once, but what I care about more is this: did this drop leave any signs early? A few nights ago, the price action repeatedly whipsawed. Every time $CRCLX tried to rally, it fell short by just a breath—when it approached the key level, it was repeatedly pushed back. The buy-side support clearly couldn’t keep up.

So around 63.96, I chose to open a long position. It’s not because I’m afraid of upside; it’s because the rebound never had volume. With relatively low trading volume, once the shorts start to push, it’s easy to lose key levels. At this moment, 62.59 has already dropped to a lower position, and the return is +100.89%. The price action finally confirms the call.

First, close the +100.89% position and put the profit in your pocket; the remaining 20% will continue to be held, with the protective stop moved up to around the cost basis. If it keeps dumping lower, let the profit run. If it bounces back, I won’t give back the portion that’s already been secured.

Risk control comes first—that’s called rationality; cutting losses only after you’ve gone wrong—that’s called “a brave man severing his arm.” This isn’t the time to chase the selloff. Wait for a new structure to form. There will still be opportunities—don’t rush.

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