When I thought this round was completely done for, the chart suddenly gave a turnaround: after $MON faced pressure from the high, it kept weakening all the way. The morning bounce looked like it had momentum, but the volume didn’t follow—every consecutive push up just missed that last bit of air. While others were guessing whether it was about to be pumped back up, what I cared about was whether real support had actually appeared below. The answer became clear very quickly.

During the intraday plunge, after the price started opening up space around 0.02670, I followed through and executed a long. Now it has already reached 0.02103, showing a profit performance of +1028.09%. All those back-and-forth waits finally paid off with the moment to lock in.

Even if it only takes away the unrealized profit, it’s still better than being greedy for the final bite.

For this time, I’ll close 80% first, putting the bigger chunk into my pocket; keep the remaining 20% for observation, and move the protection level to around the cost basis in parallel. If it continues to dip further, I’ll let the profits extend—if there’s a sudden rebound, it won’t allow the position to fall into passivity again. Futures contracts aren’t about who’s got bigger nerve, but about who can carry the plan through to the end. This isn’t the time to chase a short; wait for the next wave’s signal. Opportunities are still there—don’t rush.

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