Didn’t do anything—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the K-line had already done the work for me. While others were still running, $UB ’s high was already under pressure and couldn’t be hidden anymore; every bounce was shorter than the last.

I saw nobody was taking it when it went up—the sell orders kept pressing it back to where it started. I judged that the bears were taking control of the pace. During the session, there was a prompt for a short position plan; the reference opening price was set at 0.21896. I didn’t chase the red K-line— I waited for it to show exhaustion on its own.

Now the current price has dropped to 0.10987. This trade is finally realized; the return rate shows +1223.4%. Case closed— all the patience I had earlier got echoed back. The bear’s tempo was nailed—yeah, that feels great.

Take profits when you can. First close 80% of the position, and push the remaining 20%’s protective level to around the cost basis. If it keeps weakening, let the remaining position run a bit longer; if it bounces back, at least it won’t spit the profit back out.

Don’t let profits balloon, and don’t be hopeless about drawdowns. Chasing trades is easy to get stuck at the mountaintop. If you missed it, don’t force it—wait for the next round of signals. After a new structure is confirmed, then take a look. There will be more opportunities ahead.

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