This time, I was watching $PIPPIN ’s pressure at the highs. After it pushed up for a while, it clearly started to lose steam. I didn’t get carried away and chase more just because a few rebound candles appeared—I waited for it to reveal its flaw. When the price moved from 0.0197 down to 0.0161, the bears’ rhythm finally played out, and the +359.81% also kept this call fully on record.

The most frustrating part in the middle was the chart repeatedly “pinching” with wicks—several times it looked like it might pull up, only to be dumped back down again right away. Honestly, having a short position then wasn’t easy, but I wasn’t focused on one or two swings; what I was watching was the fact that high-level support was getting weaker and weaker.

Once the downtrend really took shape, my mind actually became a lot calmer. If you’ve been in the crypto space long enough, you know many moves aren’t about who’s got the biggest nerve—they’re about who can stay steady and not react in a fake breakout. This time, I didn’t chase, and I wasn’t shaken out by the rebound washout. In the end, what I ate was the feedback from my judgment.

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