Just finished lunch and was checking the chart. The green on the screen suddenly became dense—the selloff came even more decisively than I expected. Earlier, $ICP had been grinding at high levels with low volume. The rebound didn’t form any real follow-through. Every time the price neared key levels, it got pushed back. At the time, I’d rather wait for the shorts to confirm than get dragged off rhythm by a fake move.

When the chart repeatedly churned and oscillated, I noticed ICP couldn’t hold steady for a long time. So I opened a long around 2.528. Now the price is at 2.163, with a return of +693.41%. The answer is already right on the chart—honestly, it feels great.

A low-volume surge usually can’t withstand a look back.

This time, I’ll first handle 80% of the position, and keep the remaining 20% for now, but I’ll move the protection level directly to the cost area. If there’s still room for further downside, let the profits naturally extend; if it suddenly rebounds, I still won’t allow the gains to turn back into key levels. Going to cash isn’t wrong—chasing wildly is the problem. It’s not time to rush in. Wait for the new structure to form, and the next shot will be more composed.

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