Just after I finished reading the bearish news, many people were still waiting for a rebound. I held back the urge in my hands. $SHIB In the early session, it stalled and wouldn’t move at the highs, but SHIB’s buy orders kept getting weaker, segment by segment. Every time the rebound hit a key level, it turned around— the lack of sufficient follow-through was very obvious.

At the time, I judged this wasn’t stabilization, but rather overhead suppression that hadn’t been digested. Trading volume was relatively low, and pushing higher would require stronger capital support. So when the price got to around 0.000005663, I went long, handing the short side’s timing over to the chart for verification.

Now it’s already at 0.000004136. The result of this round’s review is +1913.28%. No wasted watching—got the answer.

First, close 80%, and set a cost-price protection for the remaining 20%. If it continues to sell off, let the profits run on their own. If a rebound happens, I won’t let the gains turn back into a critical level again. The moves aren’t complicated, but discipline has to keep up.

Even if you only make one point— as long as you can take it away, that’s yours. Even if you have more unrealized profit, it doesn’t count as truly over until it’s realized. Chasing shorts also needs caution; wait for the next round at a more comfortable position.

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