A few days ago in the afternoon, I was still hesitating about whether to close out the position. I didn’t expect that right after I finished reading the bad news, $PENGU would start to show signs of fatigue. During that period, the price didn’t look like it had clearly collapsed, but in reality the overhead pressure had been there the whole time. Buyers kept trying over and over, but couldn’t keep up. Each rebound was shorter than the last. What I saw wasn’t strong buildup—it was the gradual thinning of the support.

While everyone else is still watching from the sidelines, I waited until PENGU couldn’t push through near 0.008192, and then executed a long. Now the market has moved to 0.006034, with a return rate of +1869.16%. The earlier waiting wasn’t in vain. This time, the rhythm was truly on point.

Don’t grind your patience away in a range.

First, lock in the unrealized profit of +1869.16%. The remaining 20% isn’t in a hurry to close it all. Move the protection level up to around the cost basis, giving the trend a little room. If it keeps weakening, let it run on its own. If it bounces back to around the cost basis, don’t let profits be given back. The contract’s biggest fear is losing the plan at the final step, and chasing a dump is also likely to get counter-killed. If you haven’t entered yet, don’t rush. The market isn’t short of opportunities—what it lacks is patience.

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