$SHIB This short position mainly profits from a pullback after a spike.

Yesterday I saw it suddenly surge; in fact, many people’s first reaction was to chase longs, but I didn’t rush to enter. In a meme-coin market like this, when it’s rising, the emotions run high—but the closer it gets to the previous high, the more you need to check whether there’s still capital stepping in to continue the move.

On the 4-hour chart, SHIB quickly rallied from around 0.00000409 to 0.00000582. After topping out, it started to trade sideways. The following candles clearly didn’t show the momentum to push higher again, and the buyers who took positions at high levels began to hesitate.

So I chose to set up the short position around 0.00000528. The price has since pulled back to around 0.00000501, and I was able to take this profit smoothly.

Actually, when trading coins like this, the biggest fear is getting swept away by sentiment. After a few bullish green candles, people think they can still chase—but once it drops a bit, panic starts to set in.

Opportunities are never chased out; they’re waited out. Understanding the rhythm of capital flows and finding the right spot matters more than blindly guessing the top or bottom. $BTC $ETH #ETH重返1900美元