I originally wanted to cut my losses and “sacrifice to the heavens,” but I couldn’t end up sacrificing the heavens—the meat ended up getting cooked by itself. When the sell-off hit early in the session, $DOT pressed down from the high, and the market instantly started to feel bearish. A few days ago, I was watching DOT late at night. The rebound never really followed through; the downside pressure overhead was obvious, and every time I tried to push higher, sell orders pinned it back. Back then I reminded myself: don’t get carried away chasing after one or two bullish candles—true strength won’t be short a breath every single time. So when the price was around 1.223, I opened a long, waiting for the pullback after the consolidation loosened. Now the price has reached 0.769, and my short position has already realized +2639.8%—this piece of meat is delicious. Close 80% first, put the bulk into your pocket, then use the remaining 20% to move your protection level to around the cost basis. If it keeps dumping lower, let the profits run. And if it bounces back, don’t give back the results from before. Being flat isn’t a crime—opening positions recklessly is the mistake. For friends who haven’t boarded yet, let me say this: don’t chase the drop. Wait for the next round at a more comfortable position. Once the new structure forms, we’ll take another look. Opportunities are still there—don’t rush. $BTC $ETH

The prior price action was really torturous. After the bearish signals came out, the price kept moving sideways instead of breaking down. People holding positions are prone to anxiety, while those who didn’t get in keep thinking a pump is about to happen. After several rounds of probing the key levels, I found that the bulls always lacked sustained follow-through each time, so I chose to keep observing rather than chase the move. Later, a spike up followed by a pullback directly broke the rhythm. Sell pressure noticeably increased. The short position moved from 2.0071 to 1.4242. Although there were some wick-ups in between, overall it failed to regain and hold above the level. In the end, this realization was reflected as a +1398.59% result, proving that waiting isn’t a waste of time. The mistake I used to make most often was that whenever the market moved, I’d feel itchy to act—afraid of missing out and catching a falling knife. This time, I didn’t panic because of the rebound, and I also didn’t get off the trade randomly in weakness. After the sell-off truly started, I became even more convinced by the short thesis—not because it dropped and then I turned bearish, but because the problems at the high end had never been solved. $BTC $ETH

$ETH Yesterday, I was trading live in the stream, and I made it very clear: short from the base positions at 1950 and 1970, and once you see it, you’ll know the target is 1900—tell me, is this target going to get hit? I said it before: my orders are set so you’ll take profit on the whole package. (Ignore the extra zero that was added.)