Did nothing, just went to the restroom—and when I came back, the K-line had already finished the short-side work for me. In the early session, when it got dumped, $TAO fell cleanly from the highs. Those previous few rebounds looked like there was action, but in reality the bids kept staying weak; nobody was there to take it when it pushed up.

Before the chart fully kicked off, I looked at TAO. The key wasn’t whether it could lift another leg, but whether every pullback had buy-side follow-through. The result was very clear: volume didn’t keep up, while selling pressure only got heavier. So around 258.4, I placed a long position—just waiting for the structure to reveal its own flaws.

When the price reached 190.5, this run of +1265.45% already delivered the feedback—so damn satisfying. I’ll take the big chunk off the table first: close 80%, keep the remaining 20% for now, but the protection level has already been moved up to around my cost basis. If the market drops again, I’ll let the profits extend.

Panic comes from having no plan; losses come from overthinking. Don’t be greedy for the last bite—only what you can take away counts as real execution.

This isn’t the time to chase shorts. If you miss it, wait for the next shot. After the new structure appears, then reassess—don’t drop discipline just to stay on schedule.

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