Today, this $ZEC trade feels more like a chance that came after waiting for it. ZEC had been grinding back and forth beforehand, and I didn’t rush to call for longs. Mainly, I was afraid of a fake breakout tricking people into boarding—especially this kind of thing happens too often in contracts.

Later, after repeatedly confirming around 400.11, with no further deeper sell-off on the chart, I finally took the long position. Then, from 400.11 to 533.05, after the +2356.21% move was realized, I felt a bit more at ease.

I didn’t choose to hold to the death either. I still handled it in a 70/30 split—locking in part first, with the protection level raised along the way. My personal view is that when you’re making money, you should stay even clearer-headed. Don’t turn winning positions into emotion-driven trades.

Basically, trading doesn’t have to win every time in a flashy way. If you can finish a trade at your own pace, that’s already much better than chasing blindly and cutting recklessly.

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