When the price suddenly dropped during the session, the screen was all green—yet I didn’t rush to chase. I first watched to see whether the rebound could reclaim the key levels. As it turned out, the price was pushed down every time it surged; the bid support kept getting thinner, and the “trap for long buyers” feel was very strong. So around 0.03382, I opened a short position following the move. The reminder I got was: if the rebound is weak, just handle it according to the plan.

This round has already reached 0.0144. Current return is +2768.15%. The earlier part was really slow and messy, but coming out of it was genuinely satisfying. First take profit on 80%, and keep the remaining 20% under observation. Raise the protective level to around the cost line—if it keeps dipping further, let the profits run; if there’s a sudden rebound, at least it won’t drag the portion already locked in back into the market.

I’d rather miss an opportunity than grab a flying knife and get my hands full of blood. Even if I only take away part of it, as long as I can hold it, then it’s mine.

Friends who haven’t caught the pace yet, don’t rush to follow. Shorts can’t be opened based on emotions either—wait for the next round of confirmation and a comfortable entry. The market isn’t short of opportunities; what’s missing is patience.

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