When I thought this round was completely hopeless, the chart suddenly gave the shorts a beautiful reply. In my last glance before sleep, $WIF was still hovering back and forth above. The rebound looked like it had momentum, but the actual trading volume was low; every time it tried to spike higher, it couldn’t hold steady. The moment it hesitated, sell pressure pushed it right back down.

I didn’t get lured away by that little bit of fake strength. During the intraday top-grinding phase, I took another look at WIF and opened a long near 0.1891. At the time, I only set one direction: don’t lose your head, don’t chase the long—wait until the real bid/support is truly broken.

The current price has reached 0.1483. The recap return for this round is +1039.05%. The shorts’ rhythm finally paid off—feels great.

First, close 80% of the position. For the remaining 20%, set cost protection. If the market is willing to keep dipping, then let the profits naturally extend; if a relief bounce happens, at least I won’t hand back the part I already booked.

Profits shouldn’t balloon, and drawdowns shouldn’t be despairing. This isn’t the time to rush. Missing this leg is fine—the market isn’t short of opportunities. What it lacks is patience. Wait until the next clear signal shows up before you look again.

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