When the screen is filled with green candles, people are most likely to forget their original plan. Right after the sell-off in the early session, $BILL quickly loosened from the high; that seemingly strong rally started showing fatigue. The rebounds kept getting shorter, while sell pressure became more and more obvious.

When I looked back at BILL’s chart, I found that the overhead suppression never really eased, and trading volume didn’t meaningfully expand. A few dead-cat bounces couldn’t build momentum. After the price reached 0.14088, I executed a go-long decisively—no guessing the bottom, and no letting emotions scramble my timing.

Now the current price is at 0.0275. The return on this short position is +1584.49%. The result was even more straightforward than what I’d imagined while waiting—this “piece of meat” feels good to take.

Position management stays the same: close 80% first. Move the remaining 20% protection level to around the cost basis. If there’s still room for downside, let the profits run on their own. Once a rebound is clearly showing, prioritize protecting the portion already locked in.

Panic comes from having no plan. Loss comes from overthinking. Friends who haven’t entered yet, hear me out: don’t chase orders during a fast drop—wait for the next round at a more comfortable level.

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