A few days ago, the hand that set the stop-loss trembled slightly, and this morning I found it was only unnecessary worry. This morning, when I opened the chart, $APT had already moved down from the high-level pressure zone. The shorts finally broke the dull, range-bound consolidation.

Before the market fully kicked off, I watched APT’s price movement and found that every push upward failed to continue. The trading volume was low, yet the sell orders kept pressing down layer by layer. Seeing this kind of weak rebound, I told myself to wait for the pullback to confirm before opening a long position.

Entry reference: 0.9197. The current price has now reached 0.6153. The short trade’s result landed at +2350.01%. No complicated tricks—just waiting for the weakness in the high area and the insufficient buyer support to play out into realized gains.

If it’s time to take profit, take it. Close 80% first, keep the remaining 20% for observation, and move the protection level back to the entry cost price. If it keeps weakening, let the profits run. If there’s a rebound, don’t let the winning position turn back into a key level.

Risk control comes first—that’s what being rational means. Cutting losses only after you’re already down—that’s called a “brave sacrifice.” For friends who haven’t entered yet, don’t grab the last portion during the down move. Just wait for the next time a more comfortable signal appears.

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