A few days ago I thought it could keep pretending to be strong, but when I opened the order book in the morning I found that the bulls had already gone silent. While price kept oscillating during the session, $POL kept trying to push higher, but every time it neared key levels it was pushed back down. What I noticed was strong sell pressure, weak bid support, and no real conviction behind the bounce.

At that time, POL had been hovering around 0.08969. I didn’t change my judgment just because a few green candles showed up—instead, after the breakout failed again, I entered a long position. The reason for opening the long wasn’t to bet on an exact key point; it was to follow the rhythm of high-level pressure.

Now the price is at 0.07336, and the return shows +1295.85%. This time I cashed out decisively. I can finally have a good meal, but my hands can’t inflate with greed.

I’ve already closed 80% of the position. The remaining 20% will continue to use a cost-basis hedge. If the market goes down, I’ll let the profits run. If there’s a quick snapback, at least I won’t end up spitting out all of the main gains.

Even if you only make one percent—if you can take it home, then it’s yours. Even more paper profit doesn’t truly belong to you until it’s realized. Don’t rush to chase a short; wait for the good news. The next round of opportunities is still coming.

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