Didn’t do anything—just finished lunch and was checking the chart, and the candles completed an abrupt turn on their own. It was pushing up a moment ago, but in the blink of an eye it was pushed back by sell orders. Every time it tried to rally during the session, it fell short of the final push; the support was clearly lacking. After noticing that detail, I didn’t chase the long—I instead posted a short setup around 0.0197.

Right now the price is back at 0.0163, and the unrealized PnL shows +329.83%—this one really feels great. The biggest fear with low-volume breakouts is not being able to hold them. Once buy-side momentum loosens, the price will find its way down to key levels by itself. Timing the rhythm right matters more than anything.

Here I’ll take profit on 80% first, lock in the certain part; the remaining 20% I’ll keep holding. The protection level has already been pushed to around the cost basis. If it keeps selling off, let the gains extend naturally; if it suddenly bounces back, I won’t end up giving back all the profit.

Trade setups are something you wait for, and profits are something you hold. The market treats all kinds of arrogance—especially the one who thinks they’re the smartest. For friends who haven’t boarded yet, take my advice: don’t chase. Wait for the next wave’s signal before moving.

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