Once the market moved yesterday, discussions flooded in all directions. DASH surged 50% in a single day, and many friends around me who chased the high made a killing, with screenshots of their gains filling social circles one after another. By this morning, the sentiment quickly reversed. Some started cutting losses, and stories of accounts turning from green to red are happening every day.

But my mindset is completely different. I’ve become even more calm.

The reason is simple: I am waiting for a sharp drop.

It may sound counterintuitive, but the logic is quite clear. After each crazy rally, there will inevitably be a panic sell-off phase. Those who chased the high begin to incur losses, and the psychology of cutting losses grows stronger. What I need to do is to decisively catch the falling chips when blood is shed.

My plan isn’t complicated:

Wait for the price to drop sharply from the high. When DASH falls to around $70, I will allocate 25% of my total position, open with 15x leverage, aiming directly at $95. Sounds aggressive? The potential returns are indeed tempting—if this trade works out, I could earn 133.9%. Using a quarter of my capital to gamble on a double-up opportunity, I can make the entire account take off; if I lose, it’s only that quarter.

Why choose $70? Three reasons:

**First, there are still short positions.** Yesterday, over $7 million worth of shorts were liquidated. Once these traders see the price start rebounding, closing their positions will turn into buying power. This is a natural upward momentum.

**Second, the technical indicators are overheated.** RSI hit 92, a level rarely seen in my years of trading. This indicates that short-term profit-taking desires have reached a ceiling, and large-scale liquidation is inevitable.

**Third, I want panic selling.** When those watching their accounts shrink can’t resist cutting losses, it’s the golden moment for me to enter. The $70 level is enough to push them into despair and enough to excite me.

I’ve already planned the specific execution:

Entry price: $70.00
Stop-loss: $65.00 (exit if it breaks below, no suspense)
Take-profit target: $95.00
Leverage: 15x
Capital allocation: 25% of total position
Expected return: +133.9%

I will set the orders tonight. There’s no other choice—either I hide at $70 and go to sleep, leaving the rest to the market, or you’ll just have to wait for the next wave to see others post screenshots.

In a bull market, the most valuable thing isn’t the courage to chase the high, but the patience to wait for a sharp drop. That’s where the real opportunity lies.