This round wasn’t me being quick with my hands—it's the chart itself that opened the door. Right at the start of the day when the market got dumped, many people were still guessing a rebound, while I had already started watching for the shorts’ landing point.

In my last look before sleep, $POL was still stuck in the high-range zone. On the surface there was no obvious weakening, but in reality every time it tried to surge, it was just short by that last bit. After observing POL today, I saw sell pressure gradually strengthen and the buyer follow-through diminish, so around 0.08969 I opened a long. The logic is simple: if nobody’s stepping in when it goes up, don’t force a chase.

The current price is 0.07656. This trade’s review profit record is +1046.65%—the meat is taken cleanly and comfortably. I take the bulk first: close 80% first, and keep the remaining 20% for further observation, with the stop level pulled back near the cost basis.

Profits need protection; even if the direction is right, you can’t just let a drawdown run. Even if you only manage to bank what you have in hand, the outcome won’t be rewritten by a single sharp rebound.

This isn’t the time to rush. If you miss the entry level, don’t chase. Wait for the next wave’s signal to show up again, and I’ll提示 it immediately. Patience is more valuable than being unable to hold back.

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