What really caught my attention was that after the price surged higher multiple times, it never managed to form a valid continuation. At that moment, I wasn’t carried away by the superficial spike—I waited until selling pressure reappeared, then decided whether to take part in this pullback.

I opened a short near 0.0681; the current price is 0.0496, and the profit feedback is +1301.18%. This isn’t just luck—it's the result of high-level pressure and the gradual accumulation of details like weak rebound.

The easiest mistake to make in trading is starting to chase after the price has already fallen. When the opportunity appears, execution matters more than hesitation—but execution doesn’t mean impulsiveness. Positioning and timing must always come first.

For now, protect the space that has already been released so that the profit doesn’t come under renewed pressure. Once the next signal comes out, keep observing—trading isn’t about a single result, but about long-term rhythm.

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