A few days ago, I was still hesitating before sleep, but in the morning when I opened the chart, I found the answer had already been written on the K-line. The strength at the top of $APT couldn’t hold up after all under continuous selling pressure.

While others were rushing, I went back to review my entry logic: the price repeatedly probed the upside around 0.9197, but there was no sustained buy-side follow-through. Selling pressure increased slightly, and the whole bounce started to thin out. Seeing that volume was relatively low and the push higher lacked momentum, I didn’t chase the fluctuations or fiddle with it. Instead, I executed the plan: go long.

At this moment, the current price is 0.5802. My short position is already paid out, up +2617.72%—really feels great. First, handle 80% of the position, leave 20% to keep following; move the stop/protection back to around the entry cost. If there’s still momentum below, let it run on its own. And if a dead-cat bounce happens, we also need to first hold on to the portion already taken.

Even if you only make one point—if you can take it away, that’s yours. If unrealized profit is higher, that’s just the market’s.

Don’t let profits grow too big, and don’t be hopeless about drawdowns.

For friends who haven’t boarded yet, let me tell you this: don’t chase shorts just to make up for tickets. Wait for the next round of a more comfortable position. Opportunities are still there—don’t be in a hurry.

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