I summarized all the previous capital/coin activity over the past couple of days. Pinning (inserting) is still especially important. The bottom pins often indicate an upcoming rise; for example, siren and the recent btr. The top pins often indicate the end of a trend; for example, the recent tut. The magnitude of the pin needs to be considered too: bottom pins are often around 30 points, while top pins need to be at least 50 points or more. The more bullish the coin is, the larger the top pin tends to be—similar to TRB. But there are also even “stronger” coins: after the top pin, they may not even drop. For example, siren and powr. If you run into situations like this, there’s nothing you can do except make sure you cut losses—stop-loss is necessary. For short positions, you can’t make them too large. When the market is violently volatile, you shouldn’t short. Pins both up and down will blow up your position. Wait until things stabilize, then make a move. Capital comes first. If you encounter a coin that dumps instantly on exit, then there’s nothing you can do—shorting it just won’t give you any opportunity.