The bears finally broke through the rhythm this time. $BILL dropped from 0.07960 to 0.0377, and it’s currently +1034.95%. Taking profits from this sell-off wasn’t easy, but it was definitely worth it.

The most punishing part earlier was that it kept tricking people about direction, back and forth, while it hovered at high levels. Some saw a rebound and wanted to go long, while others saw a pullback but didn’t dare to short—oscillating between the two as emotions drove them. At the time, what I was watching was the trading response in the pressure zone: when the price pushed up, nobody stepped in to buy; but when it fell back, it moved smoothly. With a chart like this, you can’t keep treating it as strength.

Once the breakdown had a confirmation, I entered a long. After that, I didn’t乱 add to the position—mainly I just held the tempo. Now the price action is clearly extending, so handling it with an 80/20 staged approach makes more sense: first lock in most of the profits, and then use the remaining position with protection levels to follow along. If it continues to run, let it run; if it weakens, exit in time.

Trading doesn’t mean you have to take full profits from every segment. The key is to catch the part you understand. If you haven’t entered yet, don’t be in a rush—don’t chase orders, and don’t force-buy at low levels. Wait for a more comfortable position.

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