This wave didn’t suddenly get weaker—it’s been that nobody up there has been taking it seriously for a while. Right at the start of the session when the market got smashed, $DOT tried a few times from around 1.223 to push upward. On the surface there was a rebound, but the volume was on the light side; the moment the price tried to rise, it was slammed back down.

While everyone else was still watching and waiting, I looked at DOT and judged that the pressure at the top is still there. The rebound felt more like a test than a real breakout, so I opened longs following that rhythm. I didn’t chase the pump—I was waiting for the pull-through to show problems.

Now 0.81 has already made the direction clear. The floating result on the short has come to +2396.12%, and that profit feels great. Hitting the tempo matters more than guessing the exact key level.

The big chunk goes into your pocket first: lock in 80% of the profit, and keep the remaining 20% for further observation, with the protection level moved back near the cost basis. When the market gives you profit, you take it—don’t get greedy for the very last bite.

Panic is because there was no plan; losses happen because you think too much. This isn’t the time to charge—wait for the next signal shot, and I’ll look for new opportunities.

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