The most frustrating part of this $ZEC long is not that the direction is unclear, but that middle section keeps shaking and it’s so annoying. Even though I got in around 400.11 and it didn’t immediately go wrong, the chart keeps whipping back and forth, and it’s easy for people to start thinking about getting out early just to avoid it.

What I was watching at the time was whether it could carry on that momentum. Later, when the price pushed up to 504.74 and the unrealized profit finally reached +1856.82%, that was when it gave a relatively straightforward response.

Honestly, when you’re making money, it’s even more of a test of people. The worst thing is to see it turn green and want to cut, and then see it turn red and suddenly get greedy. Holding on through the earlier part, here I’ll first take a little off to protect my cost; the rest depends on whether it’s willing to continue giving room.

Once you’ve been in this crypto world long enough, you’ll know: being able to eat up one leg is already pretty good—don’t always assume you’ll max it out every time.

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