Didn’t do anything—just went to the bathroom. When I got back, the candlesticks had already taken care of the remaining work on my short. During the early session, when the market got slammed, $CHZ spiked up without volume following through. The overhead suppression was very obvious. I watched the rally grow weaker and weaker, judged that the “pump to lure” had a heavy flavor, and so I signaled to open a short around 0.03382, waiting for it to break the support on its own.

Right now, the price has returned to 0.01456. This position has already been closed, with a +2743.94% post-trade review result. No wasted time—my timing was just right. First, close 80% to lock in the gains, and keep the remaining 20% for continued observation. Move the protection level back to the cost area: if it keeps dropping, let the profit extend; if it suddenly pulls back, I won’t have to give the advantage back.

Markets are something you wait for, and profit is something you hold. Risk control comes first—that’s called rationality. Cutting losses only after you’re already in the red—that’s called “a brave man’s wrist severed.”

If you haven’t entered yet, don’t get itchy just because you see a green candle. Chasing shorts is also easy to get stuck by a rebound. Take the next move only after the signal is confirmed—I’ll prompt it as soon as I can.

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