The most testing part this time is that after the empty order was placed, the market didn’t immediately crash; instead, it kept grinding at the high level for a long time. When the price gave an opening around 0.46953, I judged that the sell pressure above hadn’t been digested cleanly yet, so I chose to exit following the rhythm rather than panicking and changing direction just because I saw a few red candles.

In the middle, there was a quick surge that almost washed me out too—honestly, that moment was pretty grinding. But after the surge, no new bids stepped in to keep up, and the price kept falling, reaching 0.03233; the shorts then regained control of the rhythm. I’ll record this post-trade review result as +2283.33%.

Many retail traders aren’t unable to read the direction; it’s that they get scared by the sudden spikes in between, then leave before the market truly starts running. In crypto, this kind of grindstone effect is often how it goes: it first throws off impatient people, then reveals the real trend. This time, I managed not to get carried away by emotions.

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