$MYX ’s sell-off this time wasn’t most spectacular in the final dump—it was the repeated chances given at the high level. The bulls had already shown weakness.

Back then, when I looked at the order book around 0.1975, the spike up didn’t have follow-through, but the pullback was every time more decisive. This rhythm is something I’m very familiar with. Usually it doesn’t end after a quick shakeout—once the capital starts pressing downward, it begins to drive the space lower. Many still thought it would go up again, but things here are already off: the stronger the bounce, the weaker it gets, and the shorts have the advantage.

Now it’s down at 0.0714, and the short position profit is +1256.16%, with a clear extension in the move. The most comfortable part of this kind of trade is that you don’t need to guess the top at a key level. As long as you confirm high-level rejection and then ride the breakdown, the odds become much clearer.

With the current profit already substantial, handling it with 80/20 staged processing is steadier. The remaining position, with a protective level, will be monitored. If the later bounce turns strong, we’ll first protect the gains; if it stays weak, we’ll look for continuation. Don’t chase what you missed. The market isn’t short of opportunities—wait until the next setup is more comfortable before acting.

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