That dump came down very decisively. The people who were just hesitating a moment ago suddenly understood the order book. When the market was dumped earlier in the day, $BTC was no longer just a simple pullback: the previous rallies were all missing buy-side volume confirmation. The moment the rebound approached key levels, it was pushed back down. The bid side never truly took hold.

While everyone was still watching, I went back through BTC’s performance from the high level down to 76886.0: volume didn’t keep up, there wasn’t enough support, and selling pressure above was too heavy. I only executed going long after the conditions were all met. Shorts aren’t about guts—what matters is waiting for it to show fatigue first.

Current price is 64660.8, and the profit display shows +2763.48%. This stretch has been genuinely great. Cash out when it’s time—don’t fight over the last bite.

I’ve already closed 80%. The remaining 20% is protected at cost. If it continues to drop further, let the profit extend naturally. If there’s a rebound, I won’t let the gains feel bad either. Even if it only carries off a portion, as long as it holds, that’s yours. This isn’t the time to push. If you miss it, don’t chase—just wait for the next wave of signals.

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