I did nothing—just went to the restroom, and when I came back, the K-line had already finished the work for me. When the intraday dump hit, $MON shifted from bearing down under pressure from the highs to pushing down—finally, the bears stopped dragging their feet.

Before the market fully kicked off this morning, I saw that MON’s rebound wasn’t solid. Every time the price got close to the key level, it was knocked back, sell orders kept appearing, but the support kept getting thinner and thinner. Not every rally is worth following, especially with this kind of upward push that doesn’t continue.

At the time, I went long around 0.02670. Now the price has reached 0.02095, and the result of closing the short positions is recorded as +1037.1%. This profit didn’t come from guessing—mainly from getting the details right on the part where the pump just couldn’t keep going.

First, withdraw 80% of the position, and keep the remaining 20% under cost-price protection. If there’s more downside, let the profits naturally extend. If a dead-cat bounce appears, don’t greedily take the very last bite—keep your rhythm first.

Don’t grind your patience away in chop and then feel like you need to “win back dignity” in a one-way move. If you didn’t get on board, don’t rush to add more. Wait for the next round of more comfortable levels, and then act following clear signals.

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