I opened the app and watched for a few minutes—the order book went straight from “talking tough” to admitting defeat. Just when I thought this move was completely dead, $PENGU suddenly broke below the consolidation range. None of those seemingly strong rebounds followed through. After the funds quietly withdrew, there was almost no real buying support under the price. When highs are capped and nobody steps in to buy, a short window naturally opens.

After opening the charts this morning, I reviewed PENGU’s performance at 0.008192, then executed a go-long. At the time, the prompt wasn’t telling me to chase the falling price; it was telling me to wait for confirmation and then follow. Now the price is at 0.006024, showing +1876.09% returns. I nailed the rhythm, and the post-trade review has a clear explanation.

First, close 80% of the short position, keep the remaining 20% for the trend—but the protective level must be placed near the entry cost. If it keeps selling off, let the profits run. And if there’s a rebound, don’t spit out the portion you’ve already taken—stay steady first.

Panic happens because there’s no plan; losses happen because you overthink. After the sell-off is realized, you also can’t get emotional. Chasing shorts can easily get wiped out by a quick rebound. If you miss it, wait for the next round—once the new structure forms, then reassess.

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