When the screen was filled with green, I actually set my emotions aside first and took a serious look at how this drop came about. Late last night, the chart was swinging back and forth at the high end. $SHIB tried a few times to push upward, but the sell pressure was too strong—buyers just couldn’t hold it. Every time the price moved close to the upper band, it quickly pulled back. That kind of behavior looks more like a retracement ending and then a re-test of key levels.

After confirming weakness in the morning session, I placed a long around 0.000005663. I didn’t try to bet on the most extreme point—I only traded the parts I can understand. The current price is at 0.00000521, and the return shows +568.84%. The result I needed to capture is already captured—really satisfying.

Risk control first—then you’re qualified to wait for the next leg.

For position management, I closed 80% first to lock in gains, and kept the remaining 20% to continue monitoring. I moved the protective level back to around the cost basis. If the sell-off continues further, I’ll let the remaining position follow along; if there’s a rebound, I won’t give it room to turn profits into losses. Don’t chase just because you see one big bearish candle—being a step late often means you end up catching it in the heaviest-emotion spot. If you miss it, then you miss it. Wait for the next round of more comfortable entry points.

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