Just after I saw the bearish news, the whole screen was green and it instantly got me back in the game. I originally thought it would keep grinding down, but then $EDEN failed to bounce with follow-through. Sell walls kept pushing back, and every time the price tried to spike intraday it felt like it was probing the resistance above. After that, I moved my short plan forward—I waited for the real moment when the bids would loosen.

Entry price 0.05794, current price 0.04084, return rate +579.75%. This piece of meat is nice and comfortable to chew. It’s not about guessing the top; it’s about clearly seeing the overhead suppression and the bounce not continuing, then patiently waiting until price itself breaks out in the right direction.

Close the position for +579.75% first, put the main profit into my pocket, and keep the remaining 25% according to the original plan. I place the protection level back near the cost basis. If the sell-off continues, I’ll keep watching for profit extension. If there’s a dead-cat bounce, I still won’t let the floating profit turn back into the key level.

Panic happens when there’s no plan; losses happen when you overthink. Even if the floating profit isn’t huge, as long as you can take it away, then it’s yours. For friends who haven’t entered yet, take my advice: chasing a sell-off when price is falling is easy to get swept by a sudden sharp rebound. Wait for the next round of signals—once a new structure forms, then we’ll look again.

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