I originally wanted to cut my losses and sacrifice it to the heavens, but in the end the heavens weren’t sacrificed—my “meat” cooked itself instead. A few days ago, during the afternoon intraday chop when the price kept whipsawing, I stared at every push-up of $FF . The more I watched, the more it felt like someone up above was pressing down and not letting me go.

Back then, the price rebounded in a lively way, but the trading volume never kept up. After spiking, it immediately pulled back. I judged it as a heavy dose of bull-trap tactics, so I gave an early heads-up for a short. I noted the opening price as 0.10466—what I was waiting for was the moment the support showed a flaw and exposed it.

Now the current price has reached 0.05988. The shorts finally caught the rhythm, and the return rate shows +2060.03%. The earlier part was really painstaking; getting out was truly worth it. No wasted time.

First, close 80% of the position. Place the remaining 20% around the cost basis as a protective measure. If it keeps probing lower, let the profits run on their own. In case of a rebound, don’t let floating gains turn back into a key level. Put the bulk into your pocket—only then will you feel truly at ease.

Panic happens because there was no plan. You lose because you think too much. For friends who haven’t boarded yet, listen to me: after a sharp drop, don’t chase to top up your tickets—wait for the next shot. It’ll be even more comfortable. The market isn’t short of opportunities; what it lacks is patience.

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