Just switched the software to the background, and when I came back, the price already had the shorts’ “answer” written on the chart.

A few days ago in the afternoon, I watched $TAO . I noticed it bounced several times but couldn’t hold its ground—once the sell orders came out, it got weak immediately, and the trading volume didn’t show any clear support. Back then, I judged that pressure at the highs was still in place, so around 258.4 I set up to go long—waiting for this time’s directional release.

From 258.4 to 191.6, the current result is +1244.95%. This wasn’t forced by stubbornness; after seeing that follow-through couldn’t keep up, I held the shorts according to plan.

Take the bulk of the profits first: close 80% initially, and move the stop-loss for the remaining 20% up to around the cost basis. If it continues to weaken, then I’ll hand the rest of the profit over to the trend; if there’s a sudden dead-cat bounce, I won’t let the gains turn back into a key level again.

Risk control comes first—that’s called being rational. Cutting losses only after you’re already losing—that’s called being passive. This isn’t the time to rush. The market doesn’t lack opportunities; what it lacks is patience.

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