Just finished watching the bearish move, and while many people are still waiting for a rebound, I can already smell the bears on my side. During the choppy back-and-forth in the session, $FIL looked lively, but in reality every time it was pulled back from the highs, it softened quickly—there wasn’t any continuous bid/hold backing it up at all.

I observed FIL: the overhead resistance wasn’t being effectively absorbed. The price repeatedly tested around 0.9335, but the volume kept getting thinner and thinner. So what I pointed out back then wasn’t to chase. It was to wait until the rebound was over, then go long. This wasn’t a random guess based on hunch—I saw the details of how there was no buyer to take it after the spike.

Now 0.721 has already made the direction clear. The shorts have been realized to +1093.16%, and the timing was right. Take profit on 80% first; protect the cost with the remaining 20%. If it keeps weakening, let it run on its own. If it suddenly bounces back, don’t let the profits turn back into a key level again.

Risk control comes first—that’s called being rational. Cutting after it goes wrong—that’s called a heroic severing of the arm. Take profits first, and your mindset will stay steady.

This isn’t the time to rush in. If you miss this leg, just wait for the next shot—once the new structure forms, we’ll reassess.

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