On January 22, after $BTC broke below the daily and 3-day support, I decisively went short and opened my initial position. On January 25, I reminded everyone again in our private group and posted on Twitter as well. At that point, the major trend was already broken—perfect time to start building shorts within the consolidation range, expecting further downside after weak choppy action. Under that tweet and in the market, there was a recurring narrative I never really got: “People say this price action is so obvious, it’s just ‘carving a boat to find a sword’—any fool can see it coming, so this time it’ll be different.” Personally, I don’t buy it. The market doesn’t avoid repeating similar price patterns just because they’ve happened before. It doesn’t care which opinion is the majority, nor does it reward contrarian takes just for being different. To me, *that’s* the real lack of logic and technical substance—pure bias and wishful thinking. And for the record, this isn’t ‘carving a boat to find a sword.’ A break is a break. No guessing, no ego, no stubbornness. Always stay objective and rational, follow and respect the market—it’s always right.