This recent surge looks pretty lively. A lot of people probably expect it to keep pushing higher, but I actually think something’s off. When the price got close to 0.06816, there was still support on the surface; but in reality, every time it tried to break upward, it was quickly pushed back. The feel of a fake breakout was getting stronger and stronger, so I chose to stand on the side of the shorts and didn’t chase it in when emotions were at their hottest.

At the beginning it wasn’t smooth. The chart kept pulling back and forth, and the short position made me doubt myself for a while—I even almost wanted to get out after a few rebounds. The real change only showed up after the spike and pullback: the buy side didn’t keep following through, selling pressure started appearing one after another, and the price slid slowly from 0.06816 down to 0.05806. That’s when my judgment was finally verified.

In the end, I logged +713.6% on this trade, and it made me feel pretty relieved that I didn’t lose my head at the time. If you’ve been in crypto for long enough, you know the most uncomfortable part isn’t being wrong—it’s being right and then getting shaken out by a few quick needle-like wicks. Being able to hold the rhythm through the whole move is more valuable than simply profiting from the downside.

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