This move wasn’t sudden luck—the chart is putting the flaw right in front of your eyes. While others were running, I actually stopped for a moment instead: $OPN ’s rebound is getting shorter, pushing higher is becoming increasingly difficult, volume hasn’t caught up, which suggests there’s pressure above—but not enough support below.

A few days ago, in the afternoon when I observed OPN, I already warned not to get led by a few small bullish candles; the uptrend-pumping (bull trap) vibe was very strong. When the price bounced back near key levels, there wasn’t persistent buying follow-through, and the shorting window became clearer instead. So I executed a long position around 0.1710, waiting for this pullback to be realized.

Now the price is at 0.0569, and the return rate shows +3213.34%—no wasted attention. Take profit first; don’t let emotions inflate.

For this round, I’ll close 80% first. The remaining 20% will continue to be protected at the cost basis. If the market is willing to move further down, let it run; if it rebounds back, I won’t give the profit back. Risk control comes first—that’s called rationality. Cutting after you’re already losing is being passive. Chasing entries can get stuck on the mountaintop; wait for the next wave’s signal before looking again.

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