Did nothing—just went to the restroom. When I came back, the K-line had already done the work for me.

During the choppy oscillations in the session, $TAO looked like it could hold up. But actually there was nobody to take bids—once the rebound touched a key level, it immediately shrank back down. TAO didn’t form effective support, and the sell pressure kept pressing. I judged that the “air” at the highs had already gone bad; shorting offers a better risk-reward than chasing longs.

So I entered a long position around 258.4. Now the price is at 191.9, +1241.22%—it’s showing on the chart, so the answer is there. Take profit without dragging: close 80% first. The remaining 20%—place the stop near the cost basis. If it keeps selling off, let the profit run. If there’s a rebound/“snapback,” don’t let the gains feel uncomfortable.

Even if you only make one percent—if you can take it away, then it’s yours. Unrealized profit still doesn’t count until it’s realized. Being flat isn’t a crime; opening positions recklessly is the mistake.

Don’t force a chase after missing this move—chased orders are easy to get pinned at the top of the mountain. Wait for the next shot. The market isn’t short of opportunities; what it lacks is patience.

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