The earlier part really tortured me. It tried to push up at the high level several times but couldn’t hold its ground. I wasn’t scared by those rising candles; instead, I kept watching how sell pressure and buy support changed. After seeing it surge and then pull back again around 2.0071, the short position finally counted as truly entered.

The hardest part in the middle was the continuous wicks. The chart looked like it was about to rebound, but in reality, every time it went up, someone came in to dump. Many people probably panic-chased longs here, but I didn’t change my judgment on a whim—I just waited for the weak signals to gradually become clear.

When the price reached 1.4162, the downward momentum had already knocked back the earlier fake strength. The final account feedback was +1421.63%. This trade wasn’t based on guessing—the pressure at the high level kept not changing.

If you’ve been in crypto for long enough, you’ll know the thing that makes people get out most easily isn’t a big drop, but the choppy, grinding consolidation right before the fall. Only if you can hold back the urge to act and resist panic will you have a chance to complete the short-term momentum all the way through.

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