Looking back at MYX's recent moves, it's actually quite interesting.

I first noticed it on November 7th at the beginning of the month. Honestly, the volatility was so narrow at the time that I didn't bother to make a move. When it comes to trading, the worst thing is when the market doesn't move—patience is key.

The turning point came pretty quickly. On the afternoon of November 19th, the market suddenly gave a signal. I decisively opened a spot position at 3.1265 and have been holding it ever since.

What's even more interesting is what happened on November 24th, when the price pulled back to 2.885. This kind of retracement is actually a good thing—it's an obvious window to add to the position. I added another batch of long orders then, with the stop loss set at 2.7—if that level breaks, the logic changes.

The whole sequence of actions was actually very coherent: first observe and wait for an opportunity, open the initial position, and add on the pullback. Trading is never about going all-in for a gamble; it's about following the structure, entering and exiting as needed. I'm still holding my position, and my core view hasn't changed.