The earlier part of the price action looked pretty strong, but in reality every time it surged up, people kept selling into it, and the price simply couldn’t hold. Honestly, at first I was also worried I’d read it too early—after the short around 0.4076 showed up, the market then kept pulling back and tugging for a few rounds, almost grinding my patience away.

The most critical change was this: after the rally-to-peak and pullback, it didn’t quickly reclaim like it had before. Instead, it went weaker wave after wave. The move went from 0.4076 down to 0.325, and the final result came back at +1437.91%. This short wasn’t based on guessing—it was held only after the real selling pressure finally loosened.

A lot of people see the drop and then try to chase it, but usually they run into a rebound as soon as they get in. For me, this time felt more like a reminder: you can look short from the high, but you must wait until the market exposes the problem—don’t let yourself get carried away by the first big bearish candle.

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