I originally wanted to cut my loss and “offer it to the heavens,” but I didn’t even manage to sacrifice to the sky—the short position had its profits cooked first. A few days ago, in my last look before sleep, $KAS was still wobbling repeatedly in the high zone. It looked like it was going to keep pushing, but in reality every time it went up, it fell short by a breath; the moment the sell orders showed up, it shrank downward.

While I was watching during the trading session, I kept an eye on the changes in KAS’s order-book support and found that the rebound didn’t have continuity, and the volume still wouldn’t catch up. The overhead pressure never really loosened. Seeing this rhythm, I executed a long around 0.03380. The guidance was very clear at the time: don’t chase longs—wait for the shorts to amplify their weakness.

Now the price has come to 0.0277, and +1280.55% has already been realized—no need to say more, the timing was on point. Close 80% first; move the protection level for the remaining 20% to around the cost basis. If it continues to drop, let the profit run—if it bounces back, don’t spit out the profit you already took.

A flat position isn’t a crime—randomly opening positions is the mistake. Even if you only manage to hold for a stretch, as long as you can take something away, it’s yours.

If you haven’t caught up with this round of rhythm, don’t rush to chase—wait for the next wave of signals before you move. Opportunities are always there; patience matters more.

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