Just finished lunch and started watching the chart, and the red on the screen suddenly began to turn into a single mass. That’s when it’s easiest to get overly excited, but the truly comfortable trading is often one that you wait for in advance.

Before the market fully woke up, I noticed that the suppression above $MAV never really loosened. Several rebounds were pushed back by sell orders, with insufficient bids to support the move—there was lift, but no volume. At that time, my view on MAV was simple: it’s not that it can’t run up; it’s that nobody is there to take it. The short-seller window is clearer than chasing longs.

So I set up a long around 0.01362. It has since pulled back to 0.0086. Looking back, the result shows +1785.59%—the rhythm was on point; taking profit is the answer.

Now first close 80%, keep the remaining 20%, and move the protection level to around the cost basis at the same time. If it keeps dumping, let the profits run. If it suddenly rebounds, it won’t force me to hand back the portion I already took.

Risk control done upfront is called rationality; cutting losses only after you’re wrong is called “bravery with self-sacrifice.” This isn’t the time to rush. Wait for the next round to form a new structure, then reassess. There are still opportunities—don’t be anxious.

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