Just a reminder first: this is not a good time to enter. Most of my short position from a few days ago has already been realized, and I’m continuing to hold the remaining position. For areas where I lack confidence next, I’d rather stay out than chase blindly. This short position was entered around 0.11713. The reasoning was straightforward: stagnation at the highs, insufficient volume, and increasingly heavy selling pressure overhead, so I waited in line with the bullish direction. At the time, many people were still rushing in, but I felt that the higher it went, the fewer buyers there would be. It is now at 0.10764, and the position has reached +82.13%. I held it all the way without adding recklessly or cutting randomly, solely to protect the profits. 80% has been taken off the table, while 20% continues to roll, with the protection level constantly being raised. The market is still here, and opportunities will come again. Truly good positions are waited for. After this shot is done, I’ll wait for the next one again. Don’t chase profits; protect risk first. $LAB $SOL

I was just about to go to the forum and rant, but then I looked at my balance and thought, forget it—the market is always right. 😤 I was still debating whether to cut the position after seeing the bearish news, but the market gave me the answer itself, so I didn't need to worry about it. The logic for shorting it isn't complicated: insufficient support. Every rebound feels staged—nobody takes it higher, and the volume is even lower than it was a few days ago. The smell of a bull trap is stronger than coffee from a few days ago. If you don't short this kind of structure, what do you short? Entered at 97.209; I'll leave the rest to time. The result is in: current price 95.28, return +96.9%. This feels great—I didn't wait in vain this time. I admit I wavered in the middle, but risk control held up, and I wasn't shaken out during the consolidation. First close 80% to lock in profits, and set a protective stop for the remaining 20%. If it keeps moving down, I'm out; if it rebounds, I won't give back too much. Don't get inflated by profits or despair over drawdowns. Trading is all about mindset, and staying alive is the prerequisite for compounding. This isn't the time to rush in. Don't jump aboard just because you see a decline—you could easily get slapped by a rebound. The signal for the next move hasn't appeared yet. I'll wait until the structure becomes clear; there are still opportunities, so I'll wait for good news. $SOL $ETH

My hand trembled slightly when I set the stop-loss a few days ago; this morning, I realized that filial gesture had been unnecessary. 🖤 The last thing I saw before bed was the market still hovering near its highs. One thought popped into my head: This reeks of a bull trap. In that moment, I knew I’d most likely sleep well tonight. The logic isn’t complicated: the rebound is weak, volume cannot be released, and every push higher falls just short. Overhead resistance is clear, so anyone chasing longs at this level will probably just end up chasing the market. I chose to short near the highs without hesitation. Keeping my hands in check matters more than anything—I’d rather miss the trade than give the market an easy kill. Entered a short at 0.01950; it’s now at 0.01853, with a return of +95.92%. Feeling great, brothers. Staying up for the pullback wasn’t for nothing—the chart gave me a pleasant surprise when I opened it this morning. This was a satisfying chunk of profit; staying up late watching the chart paid off. Don’t mishandle your position: close 80% first to lock in profits, then move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to breakeven. If it keeps falling, let the profits run; if it bounces, don’t give those profits back. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive; the shortcut to getting rich overnight is often ending up at zero. For those who haven’t gotten in yet, hear me out: now isn’t the time to charge in. Don’t lose your patience grinding away in the range, only to try to win back your dignity in a one-way move. There will be more opportunities later. Wait for a new structure to emerge, then reassess. Let’s wait for good news. $SOL $DOGE