Just set the cup down, and the chart immediately started handing out red envelopes to the shorts. When I opened the screen this morning, $SUI was still lingering in the high range; there was no obvious breakdown on the surface. But I noticed that every time it surged upward, there was no volume—once selling pressure came in, it quickly shrank down, and the bid support clearly couldn’t keep up.

A few days ago, watching SUI late at night, I judged that this wasn’t strong accumulation; it looked more like loosening after a failed rebound. So near 1.0341, I executed a long. I put risk first, then waited for the chart to choose direction on its own.

Now the price is at 0.7129; the shorts’ tempo has played out, and the returns show +1495.36%. This bite is really comfortable. Take profits first—don’t get greedy for the last mouthful.

I’ve already closed 80%; the remaining 20% will continue with protection. I move the stop-loss closer to the entry cost price. If it keeps dumping further, let the profit run; if it bounces back, don’t give the gains back. Don’t chase during the session—if you miss it, don’t randomly add. Once the next wave of signal comes out, then I’ll move. The market doesn’t lack opportunities—what it lacks is patience.

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