Yesterday, I called for a long position $ZEC +7.4%, and took half of the position off to lock in profits!

The highest increase was over 12%, but unfortunately, it didn’t reach the take-profit level I called out.

Looking back at this trade, the opening logic still holds up — at the time, I saw open interest was moving sideways, and the price wasn’t moving much, feeling that retail short positions had been trapped for a while, and a short squeeze could happen at any time.

Now, it’s been validated, right? Take the profits you should, and keep holding the remaining position to see if you can make more.

Many people always worry about “whether to close everything” or “if there will be a pullback,” but my principle is simple: lock in half of the profits first, don’t hesitate. The market won’t give you more money just because you hesitate; if it’s time to leave, leave; if you want to stay, stay.

Next, continue to observe whether ZEC can keep rising, set a take-profit for the remaining position, and let the profits run. Remember: people who make money know how to take profits in stages #Gate广场五月交易分享