This drop in the first part didn’t happen suddenly. The real obvious signal was that the price kept pushing higher repeatedly, but no one was willing to keep buying. At the time, many people were still waiting for a pump, but I started looking for short opportunities around 0.10466, because each rebound looked more and more weak, and the market was already struggling to hold up.

In the middle, it was really tormenting. Several quick wicks disrupted the short-position sentiment, and I even almost got stopped out early because of a sudden rapid rally. Later, I found that the rally didn’t continue—instead, it was quickly pushed back down by selling pressure. That kind of false breakout is exactly where people are most likely to get carried away.

Now the price has moved to 0.06112, and the result of this trade has reached +2000.67%. I didn’t accept the bearish thesis just because it fell; it’s because the earlier resistance at the high levels and the weak rebounds were gradually playing out.

The biggest takeaway from this time wasn’t making money off the trade—it was not chasing the emotion. When the market offers an opportunity, you can act decisively. But if there’s no confirmation yet, don’t rush to catch a flying knife. Patience is sometimes worth more than speed.

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