I was planning to close the app and get some rest, but right before sleep, I took one last look—and the chart suddenly gave a great “fill/execute.” When I thought this move was totally done for, the $BTC rebound still never really caught on and kept going. Every time the price tried to rise, no one stepped in to follow through, and sell orders were still steadily increasing. I judged that the pressure at the high still hadn’t been relieved, so I advised placing the short position as planned first, and wait for it to drift down until it creates room on the chart.

The short entry price was 76861.4, and the current price is 65611.5. This short position is up +2543.83%. No guessing the top, and no arguing with the market for that last bite—once you can read the change in order flow and see how support/resistance shifts, that’s enough to keep your timing in sync.

Take some profit first. With +2543.83%, close the entire position directly. Then take the remaining 20% and place the protection level near your cost basis. If it continues to sell off further, let it run; if a rebound happens, then close the position—don’t let the result you already locked in return back to the order book.

Don’t chase highs; don’t panic at lows. Position moves matter more than emotions. The prerequisite for compounding is staying in the game, and the prerequisite for profits is being willing to take profits. If you haven’t entered yet, don’t rush to add more tickets—there are still opportunities. Don’t be in a hurry; wait for the next shot to appear before you act.

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