The most interesting part of this move isn’t how much it dropped—it’s that, before the fall, the chart had already been telling the answer. $XLM It had been grinding at the high for a long time; from the outside it looked like it was building up power, but when I watched it, it felt like it was getting weaker the longer it ground, especially because the rebounds lacked staying power.

At the time, I was watching XLM’s support around 0.20037. Several attempts to push higher didn’t result in a clean breakout—once the sell wall was pressed, it would retreat. This level was crucial. Later, the price moved lower along with the weakness, reaching 0.19414. The short position showed a floating profit of +220.61%, and the trend extended clearly—what I had been waiting for was exactly this realization.

Now isn’t the time to get excited and add more. Protect the profits after you’re in the green: exit part of the position in batches, and keep the remaining position following the market using a protective level. Trading isn’t about who can shout the hardest—it’s about who can survive until the next opportunity. If you haven’t entered, don’t chase the dip; wait for a more comfortable level.

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