A few days ago in the afternoon, I still felt this market looked quite “smooth.” But when the intraday plunge hit, all the disguises were torn open—$BILL first it sideways wobbled at the high, then the support kept getting thinner, and the price quickly fell back to 0.02889. Only then did the bears finally take over the pace.

I was watching BILL at the time—not whether it would rebound, but whether any rebound would have quality. Every time it tried to surge, it lacked volume. Once the sell wall got pressed, it turned soft immediately. The overhead suppression was obvious, so around 0.14088 I set up a long, without chasing that fake show of strength.

The review from this trade came out to +1564.79%. The longer I ground through it beforehand, the more satisfying it felt when it finally cashed out. Turning judgment into results is also a way to give patience an explanation.

First take profit: sell 80%. Keep the remaining 80% going, but the protection level has already been moved up to the cost basis. If it continues to dump lower, let the profit extend on its own; if it bounces back, exit at the protection level—don’t use unrealized gains to gamble on sentiment.

The market waits; the profits are held. I’d rather miss a move than chase recklessly during a fast selloff. For friends who haven’t participated yet, stay steady first—there are opportunities, don’t rush.

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