This short position can be held this time not because I’m bold, but because the earlier high-level spike and reversal gave me enough warning. The price kept facing resistance around 0.05769. I didn’t rush to chase; I just watched whether the incoming bids could keep up. As a result, several rebounds were pushed back by selling pressure, and the short side’s rhythm became clearer and clearer.

The most torturing part in the middle is that the market never quickly dumped. For a while on the short term, there were even wick probes. To be honest, when you have a position in hand, it’s easy to get panicky. But I didn’t get out just because of a few small green candles. When the price finally moved to around 0.05492, the weakness was finally realized on the chart.

The results in my records show that this trade was +340.69%. This time has made me even more certain: the biggest risk for being short from a high level isn’t waiting—it’s getting shaken out by the oscillation. It’s not that you look short only after a drop; it’s that the prior pressure never disappeared. Once you get the rhythm right, patience itself is an advantage.

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