After I just finished reading the bearish news, the market was still somehow holding on—many people think that as long as it doesn’t drop, they can keep pushing higher. But I feel this calm is a little forced. When everyone else was already running, $SHIB finally unfolded the fatigue at the high level.

Earlier, I watched SHIB. I found there was nobody stepping in—after it rose, it quickly fell back once it got near a key level. Low trading volume doesn’t mean safety; it actually suggests there isn’t a unified buying force. So I set up a long near 0.000005663, while reminding myself: don’t chase, don’t stubbornly hold, and don’t turn judgment into obsession.

The price is now at 0.000005037. This short position is locked in for +788.11%, and the result was even more decisive than expected. If you’re not sure about a trade, just look first to stay clear-headed—opening positions blindly is foolish.

First close 80%, and keep the remaining 20% holding. Move the protection level to around the cost basis. If it keeps dipping, let the profit run a bit longer; if there’s a rebound, handle it with the protection level—no room left for the drawdown to expand.

Have a plan before the session, stick to discipline during the session, and reflect after. If you haven’t boarded yet, don’t chase after a sharp drop—if you miss it, let it go first. Wait for new signals, there will still be opportunities. Don’t rush.

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