The last look before bed was still grinding sideways, and when I checked this morning, it had already completely changed its face—this time the shorts are really not being polite. 📉

When I thought this move was completely out of chances, I actually went back to watch $OPN again: the rebound is slowing down more and more, the overhead pressure is always there, the sell side is clearly stronger than the buy side, and even when it gets pushed up occasionally, there’s no sustained follow-through. This doesn’t look like it’s about to break out—it looks more like it’s consuming longs’ patience at high levels. So I didn’t wait for some so-called perfect entry; I shorted directly around 0.1710. Now it’s at 0.0502, and the unrealized profit shows +3402.03%—this trade finally gave the answer.

First, take care of +3402.03%: lock in the profits first. Then for the remaining 20%, set cost protection—if it keeps dropping further, ride the move and take it; if a pullback triggers the protection, that’s fine too. No need to wrestle with a single trade.

Panic comes from not having a plan; losses come from overthinking. Chasing trades can easily get stuck at the mountaintop. For those who didn’t catch it, just stabilize first, and wait for the next cycle’s signal.

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