I originally wanted to cut my loss and sacrifice to the heavens, but I couldn’t get the heavens to be sacrificed—my short position ended up cooking itself. At least this time, the chart finally stopped messing with people.

When the market dipped during the session, I observed for a while first and didn’t rush in just because the first red candle dropped. After the price rebounded to a key level, I found clear resistance overhead and that the buying momentum didn’t continue. So I opened a short around 2111.63, waiting for the second leg of the pullback after the support broke.

Now $ETH is at 1879.61, and the return rate already shows +1909.74%. I won’t randomly yell big gains, but this move really cashed out beautifully. The direction wasn’t held on by stubborn talk—it was carried out by a plan and protective levels.

First, close 80% of the position. Leave the remaining 20% to keep following, with the take-profit protection level set around the entry cost. If the market keeps selling off, let the remaining position give room to move; if a rebound happens, at least the profit is already locked in—so it won’t turn from comfortable to uncomfortable.

Don’t get ground down in a range and lose patience, and don’t also try to win back “dignity” in a one-way move. It’s not the time to rush. If you miss it, wait for the next wave’s signal. Once the new structure forms, then we’ll take a look—quietly waiting for good news.

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