Honestly, today’s selloff is really counterintuitive. The higher $LYN pretends to be strong, the easier it is to get people fooled into it.

My short position was at 0.05161, and now the price has been pushed down to 0.03545, for a return of +763.07%. Back then, a lot of people were still looking for a breakout. I was watching the reaction after the spike: the price couldn’t push higher, but the pullback kept getting faster—something was already off.

The easiest time to lose money is moments like this. You see a bullish green candle and rush to chase it, only to have the overhead pressure get confirmed, and then the shorts immediately take over the pace. The chart goes from testing to dumping very quickly. The only ones who can really catch it are the ones who spot the rhythm in advance.

Once this wave’s volatility range opens up, I’ll handle it in batches with an 80/20 split first. I’ll keep the remaining position with a protection/guard level, and see whether there’s a chance for further extension. The short is already realized—there’s no need to emotionally add to the position. If you miss it, then you miss it. Don’t chase the order—wait for the next, more comfortable entry.

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