A few days ago in the afternoon it was still acting tough while lying flat, and then right after I finished lunch and checked the charts, $MAV directly revealed its true temperament. It’s not that it never rebounds—rather, every rebound lacks follow-through. The moment it lifts up a bit, sell orders push it back down again.

Before the market fully got going, I compared and watched a few rounds with MAV. I found that nobody was stepping in to buy—there was insufficient support, and the suppressing levels never really loosened. So when the price neared 0.01362, I executed a go long, and I had a protection plan ready in advance, so one call wouldn’t turn into an emotional gamble.

Currently, 0.00887 shows the shorts have already cashed out, and the floating result has reached +1679.51%. This move is really satisfying. First, I closed 80%, leaving 20% to see whether it continues to get pushed down. The stop level is trailed to around the cost basis; if it bounces back up, I’ll stop—I won’t fight the order book head-on.

Even if you only make one point, as long as you can take something away, that’s yours. More floating profit than that belongs to the market. Don’t grind your patience away in choppy action.

Chasing new orders is easy to get stuck at the top of the mountain. Wait for the next round’s opportunity—once the structure becomes clear again, then act according to the signal.

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