The last glance before bed was still grinding sideways; when I checked again this morning, it had already completely changed its face—this time, the shorts are really not being polite. 📉

When I thought this round was completely hopeless, I instead re-examined $HBAR : the rebound is slowing down more and more, the overhead resistance is always there, the sell orders are clearly stronger than the buy orders, and even occasional pumps don’t hold—there’s no follow-through. This condition doesn’t look like it’s preparing to break out; it looks more like it’s burning off the patience of chasing longs at high levels. So I didn’t wait for some so-called perfect entry—I executed the short directly around 0.08855. Now it’s at 0.06957, with unrealized profit showing +1522.47%. This trade finally delivered an answer.

First, take care of +1522.47%—lock in the profits. For the remaining 20%, set a cost-protection level; if it continues to drop, I’ll ride the move accordingly. If a rebound triggers the protection, I’ll accept it too—I won’t wrestle with this one trade.

Panic is because there was no plan. Loss is because I overthought it. Chasing trades is easy to get stuck at the mountaintop; for those that didn’t get in, first stabilize, then wait for the next wave’s signal.

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