This STG trade delivered +152%. Opened at 0.1546, took profit at 0.1341—on paper it’s already more than doubled.

Honestly, the core judgment for this trade wasn’t complicated. After the June drop from 0.46, the on-chain supply started to loosen, and the concentration of addresses holding the coins began to decline. My take was simple: for a small-cap coin coming down from a high level, if the rebound can’t hold, it will likely push further down.

The price action in the days after entering also matched my expectations almost exactly. The first time it bounced, it failed to break 0.16 and immediately weakened—volume couldn’t keep up. The second time it surged again, it didn’t even reach the prior low before turning around. That was when I knew it was time to leave. I didn’t “hold through” blindly, and I didn’t keep adding. I scaled out at key levels.

For something that can still drop 7% within 24 hours, while $STG has already hit its downside first. Structurally, it looks like a distribution pattern after the main players have finished unloading—holding a short position is relatively easy.#STG $ACE