This short position finally delivered. The selloff in $LYN wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment move—it was the answer after the pressure built up at the high.

I was watching around 0.05161. Every time the price tried to push higher, it couldn’t hold its ground. The order book looked hot, but the support was already starting to look hollow. A lot of people were still waiting for it to keep pumping higher. What really caught my attention was that the rebounds kept getting weaker and shorter, while sell pressure kept getting heavier each time—something here just wasn’t right.

From entering at 0.05161 to now at 0.03562, the downside room for the shorts has been released extremely cleanly. The current unrealized profit is already +759.74%. The most comfortable part of trades like this isn’t chasing the market—it’s seeing the structure loosen in advance, then waiting for it to fall on its own.

Now that the profit is already realized, if you’re holding a heavier position, you can consider managing it with an 80/20 split in batches: lock in part of the profits first, and keep the rest with a protective stop to watch for further downside extension. Don’t let a single sharp drop get you emotional—holding onto your profits matters more than guessing the bottom.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush. Don’t chase new positions—no chasing longs, and no chasing shorts either. Wait until the next time there’s a more comfortable setup.

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