I was originally going to shut down the software, but in this last look before bed, I managed to catch the short opportunity. When I checked the chart for the final time before sleeping, $MAV was still repeatedly probing at the high end. It couldn’t push higher, yet it refused to back off. Many people may mistake this kind of sideways range for strength; what I saw was that once it went up, there was no one stepping in to take it.

From repeated back-and-forth swings in the session to a gradual weakening, every MAV bounce fell just short, and volume never picked up. The overhead pressure never really eased. The logic is simple: first wait for the failed follow-through (failed support/failed bids acceptance), then execute a long near 0.01362—don’t chase, and don’t guess the key level in advance.

Now the price has reached 0.00886, and the return is +1675.98%. The short finally gave an answer. Don’t treat unrealized profit as savings.

First, close 80% of the position. Place the remaining 20% at the cost basis as the protection level. If it keeps dropping, patiently follow along; if a rebound shows up, be quick to hold on to the gains you’ve already secured. The prerequisite for compounding is staying in the game—most “get rich quick” shortcuts end with going to zero. If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush; there will be more opportunities later. Only move once a new structure forms.

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