Is this a rebound, or CPR for my empty account? When the sell-off first hit in the morning session, $ZKC was still holding on stubbornly, but its rebound was weak and there was barely any volume. I took a quick look and judged it to be a bull trap, so I opened a short at 0.06290. By the time the market came to its senses, the price had dropped straight down and is now at 0.04908. I just checked the return: +28.11%. For a moment, I felt that reviewing the market a few days ago had not been in vain✅. This short trade has been more comfortable than expected—getting the timing right really does make a difference. This sell-off has been fairly decisive. As usual, I first closed 70% and took the profits off the table. For the remaining 20%, I moved the stop-loss above the entry price, letting the profit continue to run. Profit only counts as yours if you can hold on to it. Staying out of the market is not a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. Don’t lose your patience grinding through a range, then try to regain your dignity in a one-way move. Don’t rush to add to the position now. I’ll call it first after a pullback is confirmed, and we’ll act when the next signal appears. $BTC $XRP

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I had just switched the app to the background when $HOME suddenly plunged—are you playing hide-and-seek with me? While everyone else was charging into the rebound, the 0.00677 level just felt extremely hollow to me. The price moved, but volume didn’t follow at all—a typical low-volume rise, with no one willing to buy in even if it went higher. So I entered the short without hesitation, keeping the rhythm tight. I had only one thought at the time: this rebound was most likely here to fool people. Sure enough, when I came back after lunch, the price had already slid to 0.00598, and my account was showing +114.27% in unrealized profit. That result is worth looking at twice. The position was handled according to plan: close 80% of the first batch to lock in the gains; move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price, and let the market do the rest. No fantasies and no stubbornly holding on—every bit of profit comes from discipline. Don’t get inflated by profits or despair over drawdowns; that’s what futures trading should look like. Don’t rush to look for a new short entry yet. Chasing shorts at this level makes it easy to get swept out by a rebound. Wait for the structure to stabilize again. I’ll reveal the next opportunity right away as usual, so keep your hands steady and wait to be called. $LAB $XRP