To be honest, I ground at this position for too long earlier. For a while I even wondered whether I was overthinking the chart. The price has been oscillating back and forth around 5.542. The rebound looks strong, but in reality it hasn’t genuinely broken through—each time it spiked higher, it left clear sell pressure. That feeling of seemingly bullish strength but with nobody stepping in is what made me start paying attention to short opportunities.

I didn’t rush to dump; I waited until it failed the next pullback before following. That middle stretch was really grinding. The price even stabbed upward at one point, and I was a bit panicked—worried I’d get washed out. But afterward, the follow-through kept getting weaker. The rebound didn’t carry on. Finally, the market slid from 5.542 to 4.818, and the shorts started gaining momentum in a row.

This time I locked in a +628.26% result, which is a proper explanation for my patience. Many times it’s not that the judgment isn’t good—it’s that when holding the position, you’re too easily affected by short-term fluctuations. The real rhythm that belongs to you is often hidden in the period when everyone else is starting to lose patience.

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