Honestly, after this round of feedback came through, I still feel pretty comfortable inside. At the beginning, I was only observing how the market reacted at the high levels. Later I found that every time it pushed higher, the strength was getting weaker and weaker—there was no continued relay from the buy-side, and the trading rhythm on the chart started to clearly shift.

I chose to open a short position around 0.0681. I wasn’t waiting for a single big bearish candle; I was waiting for a natural pullback after confirmation at the key level. When the price reached 0.0622, the return was +410.15%. This execution didn’t deviate from the original judgment.

The most common mistake during trading is that after seeing a short-term rebound, you immediately start doubting yourself. My approach is to go back to the original logic: if the key level is still intact, then you won’t be thrown off by a few rounds of fluctuations.

Don’t let emotions affect your decisions. After the market releases its upside, the more important thing is to protect the existing profits and keep both your position and your mindset within a controllable range.

When the next wave of signal comes out, I’ll continue to observe. I’m not in a rush to turn every fluctuation into a trade.

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