This time it wasn’t just me being overly good at guessing—the chart itself basically wrote the answer on its face. When the market started dumping in the morning session, $KAS looked like it might stop falling, but after a few rebounds it never truly held. The bid was weak and sell pressure was heavy—every time it tried higher it looked more and more forced.

I went long around 0.03380. At the time, I wasn’t focused on a single candlestick; I was watching how the rebound kept lacking follow-through. After it pushed up, it was quickly pushed back down. Now the price is back to 0.02931, and the return shows +946.77%. The prior waiting wasn’t wasted—this shorting profit is being collected very comfortably.

Take the money when it’s time. First close 80%—don’t get greedy with the last bite. For the remaining 20%, move the protection level to around the cost basis. If weakness continues, let the profits run; if it rebounds, there’s also room to hold the gains.

Trade setups are waited for, and profits are kept. Without a plan, the faster your hands move, the easier it is to get confused. For friends who haven’t entered yet, don’t chase the down move and run with it—wait for the next round of signal to be clear, and I’ll give you a prompt as soon as possible.

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