Watching $SIREN for a while, the clearest feeling is that the high level is getting increasingly flimsy. Around 0.46953 the price looks strong, but several pushes higher didn’t continue—just as buy pressure showed up, it got smashed and pushed back. I’ve seen this kind of order book too many times. After going short, it also wasn’t smooth all the way—the middle bounce was especially punishing. A lot of people probably panicked; I also had thoughts about getting out early. The good thing is that it wasn’t thrown off by a fake breakout. When the price finally pulled back to 0.03243, my earlier judgment was truly confirmed, and the result was recorded as +2282.65%. This time has made me even more certain: short opportunities don’t necessarily appear during the most violent selloff—they often show up after repeated failures at high levels. Going short isn’t about trying to be tough; the key is whether the order book keeps giving you reasons.