Did nothing—just went to the restroom. When I got back, the K-line had already done the work for me. During the choppy back-and-forth in the session, $SUI looked like it could hold up pretty well; in reality, nobody was buying—once the rebound tapped a key level, it immediately shrank back down. SUI didn’t form effective support, and the sell pressure kept pressing. I judged (judge) that the momentum at the highs isn’t right anymore, so shorting has better cost-effectiveness than chasing longs.

So I executed a long around 1.0341. Now the price is at 0.6993, and +1559.16% is already on the chart—there’s your answer. Don’t take profit too slowly: close 80% first. Put the remaining 20% stop-protection near the entry cost; if it keeps dumping, let the profit run. If it rebounds, don’t make the gains feel uncomfortable.

Even if you only make one percent—if you can take it with you, then it’s yours. Unrealized gains still don’t count before you lock them in. Being flat is not a crime; reckless entries are the mistake.

Missing this leg? Don’t force a chase. Chasing orders is easy to get stuck at the mountaintop. Wait for the next shot— the market isn’t short of opportunities; what it lacks is patience.

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