$SAHARA's drop this time was very satisfying. Short orders went from being suppressed to being realized, the rhythm basically as expected. The comfortable part was not being disrupted by mid-way bounces.



Entry point was around 0.03743. At that time, I wasn't looking at a single candlestick, but at the continuous failed attempts above. What really made me decide was that when the price went up, no one was willing to keep buying, and instead it was knocked down every time it approached a key level. Simply put, the rhythm changed. The bulls looked lively, but in reality they were already weakening. Now the current price has come to 0.00984, with an open position profit of +3549.76%, and the trend extension is obvious.

This type of market is most prone to two mistakes: those without positions chase in a hurry, and those with positions are too greedy to take profits. I prefer to protect the profits first, handle them in 80/20 batches, take profits on the majority, and let the rest ride with a stop-loss.

If the subsequent bounce is weak, then see if there are new positions. Don't worry about missing out, don't chase trades, don't force short entries, wait for the next opportunity.

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