That move was very typical—first sweeping out the hesitant orders, then smashing straight down. I entered the $AVAX short around 9.312, and now the price has come to 6.43, with floating profit at +2196.02%. The trend extension is obvious, and those who were calling for a bounce earlier have been left behind by the rhythm.

What really caught my attention was the lack of strength after the high-level pullback. The price appears to be consolidating, but in reality, buying pressure can no longer hold. Many people only focus on surface-level fluctuations, ignoring that the upper resistance has been continuously validated. Once it breaks down here, panic is not the risk—it's the accelerator for short positions to cash out.

My thinking now is simple: if you have a position, protect your profits. Take profit in an 80/20 batch, and let the small remaining part run on its own. Don't place the protective stop too far. During profitable phases, you need to stay clear-headed—don't overturn your judgment just because of one retracement.

If you haven't entered, don't chase shorts, and don't gamble on a bounce. Wait for a more comfortable entry.

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