When I first set my sights on this short position, the market was still creating a strong impression; several consecutive pump moves made people hesitate to place an order. Back then, I didn’t rush to catch the falling knife, and I didn’t jump in just because I saw a single bearish candle. Instead, I waited for the price to keep probing repeatedly at the high level to confirm that sell pressure above was always there.

In the pull-down from 277.1 to 187.5, what became truly clear wasn’t just how fast it fell, but that the rebounds were losing strength more and more. The feedback from my last trade was recorded at +1555.44%. After all that waiting, the answer finally came, and the lingering sense of unease in my heart gradually eased.

The short-side market fears chasing at the low. Many people see the sell-off and jump in only afterward, but they’ve often already missed the comfortable spot. My understanding has always been very simple: if nobody is stepping in to buy at the highs, and when the rally surges it still falls back, then it’s worth patiently observing. If you miss an opportunity, you can wait; only reckless chasing is likely to throw off the rhythm.

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