Yesterday, I shorted $SEI at 0.365. For independent trending coins like this, the success rate of shorting is often higher, especially for coins like $SEI that are showing obvious weakness and have deviated from the overall market resonance. As long as the candlestick pattern meets expectations, entering a short position in the direction of the trend is basically a high-probability profit opportunity.

From a technical perspective, SEI is currently still in an overall bearish trend, with the EMA20 line continuously suppressing it, and the volume for upward rebounds is relatively weak, showcasing a typical weak oscillating downward structure. This kind of trend indicates that even if there is a brief pullback, it is likely to be a washout behavior.

The key to shorting in this manner is to withstand the market's repeated washouts and not be misled by brief pullbacks. As long as the trend is not broken and the structure remains bearish, maintaining the rhythm and holding the position is the optimal solution.