This wave is purely just good market mood. I casually threw a few coins around, and they just happened to land on my head. When the screen was filled with green, $TAO finally tore open that earlier layer of fake dominance, and the short-selling rhythm suddenly fell into place.

When I thought this wave was completely hopeless, I actually refocused on TAO. The price kept probing above the level at the front, but each time it failed to effectively hold—each push higher had thinner and thinner volume. When it went up, nobody was there to catch it, yet sell pressure kept pressing down layer by layer. The point I emphasized at the time was simple: don’t chase the move higher; wait until the rebound loses steam before acting. Later, when the price returned to around 258.4, I followed my plan and opened a long, and I wasn’t thrown off by the intraday fakeouts.

Now 187.6 has already made the direction clear. The short position is in floating profit of +1319.49%, and the timing is on point. Take profit on 80% first, and leave the remaining 20% for the trend. Move the stop-loss up to the cost (entry) area—if it keeps dropping, let it run. If it bounces back, don’t let the profit turn back into risk.

Even if you only make one point—if you can take it away, then it’s yours. No matter how much floating profit you have, it’s still only the market temporarily lending it to you.

If you didn’t catch up, don’t rush to chase—wait for the next batch of signals before moving. Real comfortable opportunities often aren’t in the most hectic moment.

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