Just after I finished watching the bearish news, the market was still pretending to stay calm—turning around, it quickly started leaking downward. $POL This time, you truly handed the shorts their answer. It looks calm, but it’s actually not easy at all.

While everyone else is still watching, I noticed POL’s rebound has been getting shorter and shorter. Once price goes up, nobody takes it, and volume doesn’t follow. After a few attempts, the sell orders pressed it back to the original level. This level isn’t suitable for chasing longs based on feel. Back then, I focused more on the pullback after resistance at the high.

While grinding the top during the session, I placed a long near 0.08969. It’s now at 0.07653. After reviewing the results, it’s +1041.9%. There were no flashy moves—just waiting for weakness to be exposed, then letting the shorts cash in accordingly.

First, get the main part into the pocket: close 80% first. Move the remaining 20%’s protection level to around breakeven. If it still drops, keep holding. If it suddenly bounces back, don’t let profits turn back into a key level.

Panic happens because there was no plan; losses happen because you think too much. Chasing trades can easily get stuck at the mountaintop. After shorts accelerate, don’t blindly chase either—wait for the next clearer opportunity.

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