Many people see a move to a high level and their first reaction is to chase shorts; this time I actually waited a bit. The price near 0.03382 already has key levels, but I didn’t want to catch a flying knife. I decided to first see whether there was anyone willing to keep taking the bag if it bounced. As it turned out, several quick rebounds felt weak—no follow-through on the pump, but sell pressure became increasingly obvious. That’s what made me execute the short plan for real.

After opening the position, the market didn’t go smoothly. It first went sideways, then saw another modest pump—people with itchy hands might have already piled in. I didn’t keep messing around; I only watched to see whether the price could drop back into a weak zone. When the market fell to around 0.01362, the earlier fake breakout was completely invalidated. This leg down no longer looked like a temporary shakeout.

The final record was +2876.37%. This time it made me glad I didn’t chase in because I missed the first leg down, and I also didn’t get shaken out by a mid-course rebound. Opportunities in contracts often repeat themselves; what’s truly important is to wait for the order book to present the answer, not to grab a position with emotions.

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