When the screen is filled with green, what’s most tested isn’t courage—it’s whether you can manage it in the original rhythm. With today’s move, the short position finally cashed in the waiting that had been building up.

While everyone else is still watching, $BILL has started to show signs of faltering rebound. It keeps probing above BILL, but there’s always a lack of real follow-through; volume doesn’t come up, and the sell pressure only becomes more obvious. After seeing this kind of behavior, I didn’t chase the move up—I waited for price confirmation that it couldn’t push further, then executed the short plan.

Completed the long around 0.14088. Now the price is back to 0.03125, and the performance replay shows +1531.52%. No flashy moves—mainly letting discipline handle both entry and exit.

Close 80% first; the remaining 20% sets a stop-loss protection around the cost basis. If it keeps dropping, let it run. If it bounces back, don’t allow gains to turn into a roller coaster driven by emotion.

Being out of the market isn’t a sin; opening trades randomly is the mistake. If you haven’t boarded yet, don’t hard-chase in the middle of a drop—markets never lack opportunities; what’s missing is patience. Wait for the next confirmation before taking the next shot.

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