I originally just wanted to grab some breakfast, but the chart first did the work for the shorts. When the market was dumped right at the start of the session, $BTC eased off from the high downward, and the lively rebound finally showed signs of fatigue.

A few days ago, at dawn, I was watching BTC. What I saw was clear overhead suppression—several attempts to push higher just fell short by a breath, and the volume still couldn’t keep up. Seeing this kind of low-volume surge, what I pointed out at the time wasn’t chasing longs, but waiting to open longs after the buy support fails.

The reference for entry was around 76886.0. The current price has come to 64334.3. This time, the short position was closed out with +2837.61%—the answer is already laid out on the chart. Once you nail the rhythm, it really feels great.

First, take the big part and put it in your pocket: close 80% now. Keep the remaining 20% using the cost price to protect; if it continues to fall further, let the profit run. And if it rebounds, don’t give back what you’ve already secured.

Being in a flat position isn’t a crime—opening positions recklessly is the mistake. Friends who haven’t gotten on yet, don’t rush to chase; wait for the next wave of signals to make a move. Opportunities are always there, and patience matters more.

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