I almost missed this move. The price hovered around 1.0030, tugging back and forth; it looked like it might keep pushing higher. For a while, I was also worried that shorting could get squeezed and blow me up in the other direction. But the further I looked, the clearer it became that the sell pressure above hadn’t disappeared—each time it surged higher only briefly held, then faded.

The real turning point came after the clear support/holding strength visibly thinned out. The moment the sell-off hit, the rebound couldn’t be recovered at all. The price moved from 1.0030 to 0.7085. There were a few pullbacks in between, but overall the rhythm had already shifted toward the bears. I didn’t add more action just because I was afraid of missing out.

In the end, this trade landed at +1414.97%, and it worked out well. But what’s even more worth recording is that I didn’t go chasing while I was most anxious. When you only think about getting on board after the market starts moving, you’re often very likely to catch a falling knife. This time, being able to capture this leg came from waiting for confirmation, not gambling.

In a downtrend, missing out isn’t the worst thing. The real danger is messing up your mindset trying to claw back opportunities. Before the key levels at the high area are truly resolved, patience itself is an advantage.

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