The spot I had been watching closely finally got its answer today. This move in $INJ isn’t a normal pullback—it’s the continuation downward after the high-level structure loosens and breaks.

At the time, I focused on the repeated battle around 5.542. On the surface, it looked like there might be a rebound, but in reality every time price was pushed up it took a lot of effort—sell pressure kept pressing without letting up. Before the signal appeared, I’d already observed the change, so after opening the short I didn’t rush to exit. I was waiting for this segment of confirmation.

Now the price has reached 4.774, and the unrealized PnL shows +668.23%, with the trend extension clearly evident. Many people still haven’t reacted—they think that a drop is an opportunity, but the key is right here: after a weak counter-rally, it continues to break down in a way that shows the next-team momentum from the longs can’t keep up.

At this point there’s no need to stake all your profit on fantasies. I’m more used to an 80/20 approach: cut off most of it first, then let the rest follow with a protective stop. If it keeps going, let it run; if it bounces back, don’t allow too much of the profit to be given back.

If you missed it, don’t force a chase. Don’t enter late—wait for the next spot with stronger certainty.

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