#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 $ALLO This trade once again proves a market truth: traders who understand market structure often act before a trend reversal.

While market sentiment was still immersed in the expectation of ALLO continuing to surge, I had already set up short positions around 0.5626. The basis for this judgment was actually not complicated: in the final stage of the uptrend, trading volume showed obvious signs of being artificially inflated, candlesticks frequently closed with long upper wicks, and there were clear signs of funds pulling up the price and then quickly retreating. More importantly, a textbook-style false breakout pattern appeared on the four-hour chart, combined with on-chain data showing significant net capital outflows—these signals together indicated not accumulation, but the last round of bull trapping before a sell-off.

Afterwards, the price entered a waterfall decline as expected, with support levels falling one after another. I took profit and exited at 0.1751, and with 50x leverage, this trade ultimately realized an 11-fold profit—the entire process was clean and decisive.

While most people were chasing the top and getting trapped, the key to profit was identifying the main players’ unloading rhythm in advance and positioning in the opposite direction.

What lies behind this is not luck, but a deep interpretation of market structure and disciplined execution. ALLO is just one of many cases; the market will never lack opportunities.