Honestly, the hardest part of this trade isn’t判断 the drop—it’s judging whether you can still hold it afterward. The price has been repeatedly pushing up and falling back near 5.542. I saw the sell pressure above constantly pressing down, and my mind was already leaning bearish, but when it came time to actually place the order, I still hesitated.

The initial pullback wasn’t smooth. A few times the rebounds looked like they were about to pull the market back up again, and I even worried that I might have misread it. Later I realized that every rebound failed to hold, and the key levels were still being shifted lower. With this kind of order book, even if you don’t immediately dump, it’s still hard to regain strength.

When the price came to around 5.264, my bearish position finally got confirmation. The final result is recorded as +241.57%. There wasn’t anything magical in the middle—just that I didn’t get scared off by a few small counter-pumps, and I didn’t exit early at the most frustrating point.

In crypto, a lot of profits disappear starting from not being able to hold. I used to do the same too—whenever I had floating profit, I’d get carried away, afraid that the meat I’d already gotten would fly away. Now I’m more willing to wait until the logic is confirmed by the market, then decide when to end this trade.

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