When the screen is full of green, what’s tested most isn’t nerve—it’s whether you can process it at the original pace. Today, this move finally allowed the short position to cash in on the wait beforehand.

While everyone else is still watching, $SHIB has shown signs of weak rebound. It has repeatedly probed above, but has consistently lacked effective follow-through. Volume didn’t pick up; instead, selling pressure has become more and more obvious. After seeing this, I didn’t chase the rise. I waited for price confirmation that it couldn’t push higher, then executed the short plan.

Completed a long around 0.000005663. Now the price has returned to 0.000004653. The post-trade ROI record is +1265.49%. No fancy moves—mainly just letting discipline handle both entry and exit.

Take profit on 80%, and use the remaining 20% to protect the trade by placing the stop loss near the cost level. If it keeps dropping, let it run. If it rebounds, don’t let gains turn into an emotional roller coaster.

Being flat isn’t a crime—recklessly opening positions is. If you haven’t boarded yet, don’t force-chase in the middle of a selloff. The market has plenty of opportunities; what it lacks is patience. Wait for the next confirmation before you act.

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