I thought it would need to keep grinding on, but it submitted the answer by itself first. While everyone is still watching from the sidelines, $SHIB ’s rebound has already clearly lost its springiness. The price is being pushed up without volume to match—each time it approaches the key level zone, it falls back. Selling pressure is strong, bids are weak. This kind of market structure is the most afraid of chasing longs blindly.

A few days ago, before sleep, I reviewed SHIB again. I executed a long around 0.000005663. The main point at the time was: don’t let a short-term surge pull you into the wrong timing. Now the price is at 0.000004932, short position profit is +915.91%. After the earlier waiting, it finally got a response—the timing wasn’t in vain.

After taking profits, don’t linger in the trade. Close 80% first, then move the protection level for the remaining 20% to around your cost basis. If it continues to drop, let the remaining position follow the profits; if it rebounds back up, you still need to hold on to what you’ve already secured first—don’t let the market take back the results you earned.

Even if you only make one little “tick,” as long as you can take it away, it’s yours. Even if your unrealized gain is bigger, it’s only temporarily borrowed by you from the order book. If you haven’t participated, don’t chase the last leg—wait for the next clear opportunity, and act when the next wave of signal comes.

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