This round of shorting didn't go smoothly at the start. After the price dropped from around 0.0001670, it was quickly pumped back up and topped again. That moment was really frustrating. A lot of people saw the bounce and assumed the trend would reverse, but I didn't get off early. The previous local high was never truly reclaimed, and the bull thesis still hadn't been invalidated.

Later, the market feedback became more and more obvious: after pushing up, it couldn't hold, but during the pullback it kept increasing in volume. Near-term support was clearly not keeping up. That period was the easiest time to lose your composure—afraid of giving back profits, but also afraid of missing a dump. Still, I let the judgment play out, and I didn't get shaken out just because of one surge.

In the end, the price reached 0.0000624. The result of this trade was +1233.27%. I used to often pick the right direction but still couldn't hold the position. Now I understand better: trading doesn't mean you need to react to every single fluctuation. What truly matters is whether the original judgment has been overturned by the market.

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