When the market was just dumped at the start of the session, many people were still guessing whether it would be pulled back. The result was that the rebounds got weaker and weaker each time—without volume backing them up, and nobody was there to pick up what was being sold as price went up. Seeing that the overhead suppression at the high end kept going, I entered a short position around 0.2438, waiting first for a resistance-and-hold confirmation, and then for the price to release downward. There’s no need to keep fiddling in the middle.

Now the chart has dropped to 0.1647, with a return rate of +2302.12%. The big gain wasn’t chased out of luck—it's because I held on after the structure became clear. First close 80%, take away whatever can be taken first, and keep the remaining 20% while moving the protection level to around the cost basis. If it keeps selling off, let the profits run. If it rebounds back, I’ll still hold the line.

Risk control comes first—that’s called being rational. Cutting losses only after you’ve already lost—that’s called “bravely severing the wrist.” For positions you’re not sure about, take a look first to stay clear-headed; acting too quickly is just foolish.

This is not the time to rush in. Missing this move doesn’t mean there won’t be the next one. When a new suppression structure forms, I’ll prompt you immediately.

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