This profit makes me feel both flattered and uneasy—I’m afraid that tomorrow the market suddenly remembers it wants to take back my emotions. Right after I saw the bearish news, $WIF was still holding up at the high level. My first look felt like a rebound after the bad news had “landed,” but when I stared more closely, I found that nobody was taking it on the way up—the follow-through wasn’t there.

I waited until WIF again tested the key zone. The price still couldn’t hold steady. The rebound strength was getting weaker wave after wave, and sell orders kept showing up at key levels. Back then, I didn’t overthink too much. I executed a long around 0.1891 and only followed the short-term bearish rhythm that I understand.

Now the price has reached 0.1434, and +1163.83% has already been realized—this is the answer. If it’s time to take profits, take profits. Close 80% first; the remaining 20% will continue to be observed. Move the protective level to around the cost basis. If there’s further downside, hold—if a bounce occurs, don’t give back the profits.

Experts die from catching the bottom; retail traders die from chasing orders. If you can control your hand, you’ll have another chance to strike.

Chasing the drop is easy to get shaken out. If you didn’t participate in this leg, don’t rush—wait for new structure and signals to appear before moving. Quietly await good news.

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