A few days ago, when I set the protection levels, I was still a bit uneasy. This morning, when I checked the chart, the shorts had already written the answer clearly and plainly. When I thought this move was completely hopeless, $PENGU was still holding up above, but with relatively low trading volume and sell pressure coming out layer by layer. The rebound looked like it had momentum, but in reality it didn’t continue.

After observing PENGU, I judged that the pressure at the high level hadn’t been lifted, and that the “bait-for-rallies” flavor was on the heavier side. So when the price approached 0.008192, I executed a long. Now the current price is at 0.006385, translating to a replay performance of +1566.01%. All that waiting wasn’t in vain—finally, it delivered the answer.

Take profits when you should. Close 80% of the short first, and pocket what you can while you can. Keep the remaining 20% to continue watching, and reset the protection level back to the cost basis. If it keeps dropping further, let the profits run; and if there’s a bounce, don’t let the gains turn uncomfortable.

Profit doesn’t inflate wildly, and drawdown doesn’t mean despair. For friends who haven’t boarded yet—trust me: don’t chase longs after a sharp sell-off. Wait for the next shot and just quietly wait for good news.

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