$VVV
This was a short trade on VVVUSDT with 50x leverage, closed with +113.81% profit.
Entry was around 3.119 and the average close near 3.048, which means the profit came from a relatively small price move amplified by high leverage. This already tells us the market structure was weak on the upside.
Market structure at the time
VVVUSDT showed signs of local exhaustion near the highs. Price failed to hold above resistance and started printing lower highs, which is a classic short-side signal.
Once support around the entry zone broke, price moved quickly downward — typical behavior in perpetual, leverage-heavy markets.
Why the short worked
Resistance rejection: Buyers failed to push price higher.
Liquidity grab: Late longs entered near the top and were vulnerable.
Leverage cascade: Once price moved slightly down, long liquidations accelerated the drop.
Momentum shift: Sellers gained control after structure broke.
What this says about VVVUSDT now
After such a leveraged move:
The market usually enters cooling or consolidation.
Chasing new shorts late becomes risky.
A short-term bounce or sideways action is common as liquidity resets.
Bias going forward
Bearish only if price fails to reclaim the broken resistance zone.
Neutral if price consolidates with low volume.
Bullish only if strong volume reclaims and holds above prior resistance (unlikely immediately after a liquidation move).
Reality check
This profit was execution + timing, not luck — but it also relied on high risk (50x leverage).
Most traders lose when copying such trades late.
Final takeaway
VVVUSDT behaved like a classic distribution → breakdown → liquidation setup.
The short was justified technically, but future trades must wait for new structure.
After big leveraged wins, the market usually punishes overconfidence.
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