Just after I finished reading the bearish news, many people were still waiting for a rebound, but I found that the order book was already starting to lose pressure. $HBAR The push upward was slow, while the pullback was fast. On several touches of key levels, there was no effective hold; the follow-through under HBAR wasn’t decisive enough either. Weak rebounds and overhead pressure both showed up, so I executed a long position around 0.08855 to first catch this short setup window.

Soon after, the price returned to 0.06937. This trade recap shows +1536.9%; all that grinding time finally got a response.

Position handling isn’t complicated. First close 80% to lock in the results, and keep the remaining 20% under observation, with the protective level set near the cost basis. If the downtrend continues, let the remaining position follow along; if there’s a sudden snapback, I won’t let profits be given back easily.

Panic comes from not having a plan; losses come from thinking too much. If the trend hasn’t broken, hold it—if the structure changes, get out. Don’t fight over a single K-line. Don’t rush to chase now; just wait for the next wave’s signal.

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