This isn’t a rebound—this is cardiopulmonary resuscitation for short positions in empty accounts, isn’t it? A few days ago, before bed I kept staring at $BTC . I saw it surge from the high but it never had volume, and the follow-through couldn’t keep up. I judged that this leg was heavy with a bull-trap, so I promptly reminded everyone about a short. My entry was set at 76861.4—I was waiting for the spike and then the fade.

Price got pushed down all the way from the high to 65053. The short trade’s profit is +2670.12%. The payoff was pretty direct: the longer it dragged before, the more decisive it was on the way down. This time, the “meat” was eaten quite comfortably.

First, close 80%—the bulk is taken off the table. Put the remaining 20%’s protection level near the cost basis. If it keeps dumping, let the profit run. If it bounces back, don’t spit out the already secured gains.

Don’t grind yourself down in a range and lose your patience, and then also try to win back dignity in a one-way move. Being flat is not a crime—opening trades randomly is the mistake.

Friends who haven’t boarded yet, take my advice: don’t chase to add shorts at low levels. Wait for the next round at a more comfortable position. Once the new structure forms, then look again. There are opportunities—don’t rush.

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