After I just finished watching the bearish news, the price action didn’t keep pushing higher. Instead, it kept pressing down again and again, one candle after another. This kind of reaction is something I’m way too familiar with. A few days ago, in the afternoon, $CHZ saw a low-volume pump. Even though the price surged for a bit, the follow-through was clearly unable to hold. I judged that the buy-side above was weak and the sell pressure was heavy, so I advised going short at the high level, focusing on whether the rebound could continue.

At the time of entry, the short opening price was 0.03382. Now the current price has returned to 0.01468, and the short position has already realized a profit of +2726.86%. There were no complicated moves—just waiting for the structure to show flaws, then taking the profits that were due.

First, close 80% of the position. Keep the remaining 20% with cost protection. If it keeps falling, let the profits expand naturally; if it bounces back, it won’t be given another chance to create losses for it. Only after the main gains are secured will your mindset not be dragged around by every little fluctuation.

Markets are something you wait for, and profits are something you hold onto. Being flat isn’t missing out—chasing blindly is what truly hurts. If you haven’t gotten on yet, don’t rush just because you see the price dropping. Missing it doesn’t mean it’s over. Wait until the next wave of signals appears, and I’ll see whether there’s a new opportunity.

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