This time I didn’t chase the dump and jump in; instead, after failing to push higher, I waited a bit. Around 0.08432, it looks like there may still be some upside rebound. The chart also several times tried to trick people into going long, but every time the move started, it was quickly pushed back. I think this is more like distribution at a high level rather than the start of a new rally.

The hardest part was when the price just wouldn’t move, and when I was itching to act, I really wanted to get out early. Later, a single bearish candle broke below the consolidation range, and only then did the shorts truly take over the rhythm. The price moved from 0.08432 to 0.08379, showing a result of +44.59%. What made this trade relatively comfortable is that I didn’t panic-chase after missing the first leg, and I also wasn’t shaken halfway by a dead-cat bounce.

Missing a little is often not what’s scary. The real danger is getting emotionally carried away and catching falling knives. This market’s answer was very clear: the pressure at the high level hasn’t disappeared. Waiting is more valuable than impulse, and holding a short position depends on knowing why you’re still sticking with it.

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