This move didn’t suddenly get weaker—it was already that nobody up there was taking it seriously. When the market got dumped early in the session, $MON tried a few times to push upward from around 0.02670. On the surface there was a bounce, but in reality the volume was light—once the price tried to lift, it got pressed back down.

While everyone else was still watching, I looked at MON and judged that the pressure at the high level was still there. The rebound looked more like a test, not a real breakout, so I followed the rhythm and went long. I didn’t chase the pump; I was waiting for the problem in the hold to show.

Now 0.02048 has already made the direction clear. The floating result on the short position has come to +1120.07%—this profit was eaten so comfortably. Being on the right tempo matters more than guessing the exact key level.

Big money goes first into the pocket—take 80% off the table first, and keep the remaining 20% to continue observing. Put the protection level back near the cost. When the market gives you profit, you take it—don’t get greedy for that last bite.

Panic happens because there’s no plan. Loss happens because you think too much. It’s not time to rush now—wait for the next gun signal to appear, and I’ll look at new opportunities.

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