This time wasn’t a lucky guess—it was the shorts finally exhaling that long-held breath. At the start of the session, when they smashed the market, $OPN dropped from its high point, and the trading screen instantly felt clear and clean; those earlier fake moves finally had their answer.

A few days ago, in the afternoon, I watched OPN. I noticed the rebound strength was getting weaker and weaker—each time it surged, it lacked that one last breath, and the trading volume also didn’t pick up noticeably. The “no one is taking it” feeling was very strong. So at the time, I warned: don’t get fooled by the small pumps inside the range. Wait until the breakdown in support shows up, then make your move.

Short positions were opened around 0.1710. Now the price is at 0.0659. The review profit for this round is +2959.88%. This “big meat” feels good to eat.

Take profit on 80% first, and put the remaining 20%’s protective level back around the cost basis. Let the bulk go into the pocket; the leftover position can run on its own. Even if it bounces back, don’t give the profits back.

Don’t grind away your patience in choppy consolidation, while also trying to win back dignity in a one-way move. If you haven’t gotten in yet, take my word: if you miss it, don’t chase—wait for the next round of signals before acting.

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