Didn’t do anything—just went to use the restroom, and when I came back, the candles had already closed out my short position for me. The speed of this drop is definitely a bit surprising. A few days ago, in the afternoon, while others were still watching, the price rebounded into a key zone, but kept failing to get through it—every time it was just short. I saw the sell orders staying on top of it, so I judged there wasn’t enough support above, and I revealed the shorting idea intraday. Entry reference was 0.21896; the current price is down to 0.12133. The return shows +1094.16%. Even though it was grinding and annoying in the beginning, what finally played out was definitely worth it. I’ll take the majority first and put it into my pocket—take profit on 80%, and keep the remaining 20% in the market. At the same time, I move the protective level to the cost basis; if it keeps dipping, I’ll hold it. If there’s a sudden rebound, it still won’t let the profits feel bad. Panic happens because there was no plan; losses happen because you overthink. Being flat isn’t a crime—opening positions randomly is the mistake. This isn’t the time to rush in. If you miss it, you miss it. The market doesn’t lack opportunities—wait for the next shot to move.