When I thought this round was completely over, the chart suddenly gave the shorts a gorgeous response. In my last look before going to sleep, $HBAR was still hovering above, moving back and forth; the bounce looked like it had momentum, but in reality the trading volume was low. Whenever price tried to run up, it never managed to stand firm—any slight pause and selling pressure pushed it back down.

I didn’t get shaken out by that little bit of fake strength. During the top-chopping in the session, I checked HBAR again and opened a long around 0.08855. At the time, the guidance was simple: don’t get carried away, don’t chase longs—wait for the real breakdown of support.

The current price has reached 0.07014. This time, the replay result was +1,480.81%. The shorts’ timing finally played out—feels good.

Sell 80% of the position first, and set cost protection on the remaining 20%. If the market is willing to keep dipping, let the profits extend naturally; if there’s a rebound, at least I won’t hand back the portion I already took off the table.

No chasing inflated gains, no despairing over drawdowns. This isn’t the time to rush. Missing this leg doesn’t matter—there’s no shortage of opportunities in the market; what’s scarce is patience. Wait for the next clear signal before looking again.

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