Many people were still shouting “a rebound” just now, but I believe this move will play out downward instead. After $IN opened a short around 0.09609, the price is now pushed down to 0.04787, for a return of +2419.17%. This isn’t a simple pullback—it’s high-level trapped supply starting to loosen.

I’ve already been watching this area. The reason is simple: the push up lacks strength, the pullback happens faster, and the subsequent bounces keep getting shorter. In plain terms, the rhythm has changed. The order book no longer gives the bulls comfortable room to attack— the more people hesitate, the easier it is for the shorts to extend.

What I’m looking at isn’t the fleeting rush in the moment, but how to handle things after this position is realized. After the profit is in, splitting into 80/20 tranches is steadier: first take back the initiative, and then leave the remaining position to the protective level. If it can keep going, let it go; if it can’t, don’t hand the profit back.

It’s not suitable to emotionally chase additional orders now, especially after it has already dropped for a while—chasing shorts at the low end can easily get you shaken out by a rebound. If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush; wait for the next, more comfortable entry level.

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