I originally wanted to close the software and take a break, but during that intraday dip it directly woke me up. $ICP What looked like a rebound earlier was actually just that every time price surged up, it never had the extra push; volume didn’t keep up, but sell pressure showed up as soon as it reached the high zone. This kind of “strongness” can only be counted as superficial excitement.

While others were rushing to trade, I reviewed ICP’s high-level resistance pressure. I entered a long around 2.528. The signal at the time wasn’t about chasing the dump—it was about waiting until the confirmation of support weakened, then handling it in line with the shorts’ momentum.

Price is currently at 2.163, and the return rate is recorded at +695.31%. This trade was still fairly clean—no wasted time staring at it for so long.

First, lock in 80%. For the remaining 20%, move the protection level back near your cost basis. If it keeps dropping, let the profit extend; if there’s a rebound/relief rally, you also need to protect the portion you’ve already realized first.

The market is something you wait out, and profit is something you hold in. If you didn’t participate, don’t add tickets here; chasing lower can also run into a sudden surge. Fire the next shot only after the signal is clear.

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