This round didn’t have any dramatic advance notice—there was only a slow, leaking rebound, and in the end the shorts conveniently pressed it down. While everyone else is still watching, $MON has already written the weakness on the chart.

During the intraday grind at the top, I noticed it repeatedly tried to push up, but still couldn’t hold steady. MON’s sell pressure was clearly stronger than the buy support, and the volume didn’t back it up either. After the price got close to 0.02670, I executed my plan to go long, waiting for that fragility to be amplified—not chasing volatility and randomly clicking buttons.

Now it’s at the realization zone around 0.02186. The short position results show +872.97%—no wasted effort. I’ll close 80% first, keep the remaining 20% for observation, and move the protection level back to around my cost basis. If it can still drop further, let it run; if a bounce happens, I’ll proactively take it back so I don’t hand profits back to the market.

Panic is because there was no plan; losses are because of overthinking. Gains won’t balloon, and drawdowns won’t be hopeless.

This isn’t the time to buy tickets to add exposure and chase shorts. Don’t treat the road you’ve already walked as the next stop. Wait for a new structure and signals, then prepare for the next opportunity.

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