Just finished lunch and checked the charts. I originally thought it could stay firm a bit longer, but I didn’t expect the sell wall to take over the scene directly. There’s a bounce on the surface, but there’s no follow-through inside—after pushing higher, it gets weaker step by step. That’s how the bears’ rhythm played out.

While everyone is still watching, I noticed that every time $BILL touched the upper area, it always fell short by a breath; volume didn’t expand in sync. BILL’s rally looks more like testing than a real breakout. So I went long around 0.14088. At the time, there was only one key takeaway from the prompt: don’t get pulled in by a fake rebound.

Now the price is back to 0.02692. The position has realized gains of +1,592.6%. This profit feels good. Take 80% off the table first, and keep the remaining 20% protected with cost. If the price keeps weakening, allow the profits to naturally extend; if there’s a rebound, don’t let the gains turn back into a key level to watch.

Market moves are something you wait for; profits are something you hold. Panic happens when you have no plan; losses happen when you overthink. This isn’t the time to rush in. If you miss it, don’t force-chase—wait for a new structure to form, then reassess. The next shot is saved for a clearer position.

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