Seasoned players all know that the biggest way the crypto market tricks you isn’t usually through a major drop—it’s often that kind of fake strength, where it “holds sideways” at a high level. Today’s $MYX move: MYX had plenty of heat before, but watching it didn’t feel right to me. I kept thinking that the key levels above were only getting more and more difficult to break the longer they churned.

I didn’t rush in right away; I waited until around 0.1005 before opening a long. For trades like this, the point for me isn’t how accurate I can be in guessing—it’s whether the entry price is positioned well enough that I can withstand the swings. Otherwise, it’s easy to get wicked out by a single needle.

Later, it moved from 0.1005 to 0.0718, and the +562.28% already gave a good response. There were also moments of hesitation along the way, especially when it rebounded. In my head, I would wonder whether I should get off first—many people probably feel the same way.

My attitude has always been: missing out is acceptable, but chasing in at the wrong time feels terrible. Profiting from a drop isn’t about luck showing up; it’s about waiting until the part you can actually understand, and then making your move.

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