With this trend, I don’t even need to think—my account is dancing around by itself. Right at the open, when it got dumped, the price briefly popped up, but it was quickly pushed back to where it started. It’s clearly a lack of follow-through—no one’s stepping in on the way up. I’m following the chart’s moves, and around 0.04289 I’ve placed short orders to watch.



Now the price has already fallen to 0.03944, with a return rate of +156.08%. This one wasn’t a waste of time. It’s not every drop you need to grab the first bite. Wait until the pull-in shows fatigue—then it’s easier to keep your rhythm.

Close the position for +156.08% first and lock in the profit. Keep the remaining 20% for now, and move the protection level to around the break-even cost. If it keeps selling off further, let the remaining position keep running; if there’s a rebound, don’t let the realized profit turn back into a key level again.

Don’t grind away your patience in chop, and then want to bet your pride back in a one-way move. If profits don’t get inflated, drawdowns won’t feel hopeless. If you miss this leg, you don’t have to chase—wait for the new structure to form, and I’ll prompt you as soon as possible.

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