After reviewing this trade, the most important thing to remember isn’t the result—it’s that I didn’t rush in when the first bearish candle appeared. The top area looked strong at first, and there were plenty of pull-up moves, but every time it surged higher, it quickly fell back. Around 0.0197, the price never truly showed solid follow-through or support. I waited until the rebound strength clearly weakened, then followed the short-side rhythm to enter. After the later sell-off dump, the market moved straight to 0.0167, and the final record was +279.85%. Of course, I had moments of anxiety in the middle—especially during a few upward wick spikes when I was also worried about getting swept in the opposite direction—but my judgment didn’t change due to the volatility. A lot of the time, making money isn’t about having big nerve; it’s about seeing weakness and still being patient enough to wait for confirmation.