What really caught my attention was the moment the rebound started to lose momentum. The price tested upward several times, but there was never follow-through from the buy side. The board shifted from actively lifting to gradually becoming passively pressured—this kind of change is more worth watching than a single spiky fluctuation.

Short positions were established around 56.00. As the rhythm weakened, the price moved to 49.85, and the return feedback was +216.23%. This time, I didn’t chase the drop to enter; instead, I waited for key levels to confirm before participating, which made the process relatively calm.

Looking back after the move played out, many signals had actually appeared earlier, but at the time it was necessary to resist impulse. Profit isn’t the finish line—whether you can keep the room stable is also a test of execution.

The market isn’t short of opportunities; it’s short of patience. When you can’t see clearly, observe first; once you see clearly, then act. If you miss a position, don’t chase—when the next wave of signals comes out, continue judging.

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