ethereum:0x1f9840a85d5af5bf1d1762f925bdaddc4201f984 ran 129% in 22 days, printed 7.25, and is back at 7.03. I'm fading it. Entry 7.10-7.30 on a bounce, invalidated on a close above 7.50. The catch: this is a countertrend short against a chart that more than doubled off 3.16. That's why I want the bounce first. Price path: 3.16 low, 7.25 high 22 days later, 7.03 now. That high is the highest print in two months. Why the zone above spot and not this price: - Stop orders sit stacked just above 7.25, and price tends to run them before it turns. - That same shelf is the top of the entire two-month advance. - Momentum is stretched after the run, so buyers are paying up into it. Any one alone is a shrug. All three on the same 20-cent shelf is where I fade. Entry: 7.10-7.30. I'd rather get filled on a bounce into the crowd's stops than chase 7.03. Target: 6.51. Stop: 7.50, above the high rather than under it. The high defines the top, so only a close through it settles the argument. Where I'm wrong: a close above 7.50 says continuation, not exhaustion, and I take the loss. Risks: the fee burn is still running, and accelerating burns weaken the premise. And if 7.10 never prints, there is no trade. Published by YTIlab · OMNISIGHT REPORT Not investment advice. All decisions and responsibility are your own.