This trend doesn’t require me to think—my account is jumping around on its own there. The moment the rebound gets a bit soft, the shorts’ rhythm immediately falls into place. When the price dumped during the session, I noticed that after it surged to the high, the buy support became thinner and thinner, while sell pressure kept showing up. My judgment was that there’s clear suppression overhead, so I told myself to follow the short rather than guess the exact key level. The opening price was 0.16207; the current price has already returned to 0.14338. The unrealized P&L shows +818.26%. This one wasn’t a wasted wait—finally, patience has been exchanged for results. Lock in 80% first; I’m not in a hurry to move the remaining 20%. I’ll shift the protective stop to around the cost basis—if it continues to weaken, I’ll keep holding; if it bounces back, I won’t let unrealized gains turn into regret. Profits shouldn’t inflate endlessly, and drawdowns shouldn’t lead to despair. Compounding is built on staying alive; the shortcut to getting rich often ends with going to zero. If you haven’t entered yet, don’t chase the red K candle to open a short. Wait for the price to give you a position again—I’ll prompt you immediately when it happens. There will be more chances later.