I was still grinding a few days ago, but today I’ll just give the answer directly! 🚨📉 When price churns up at the intraday high, a lot of people get a bit carried away after being lured into a pump and then end up getting chased up. What I’m seeing is that the rebound lacks strength—there’s a layer of overhead suppression stacked on top of another. The shorting vibe for MYX is already very strong. 👀$MYX From 0.2007, the logic isn’t complicated: if it surges with no real follow-through, and nobody steps in to take it after the push, then once the sell pressure eases, it becomes easy to weaken. 📌 The reminder back then was: don’t chase the rally—go long and trade along the key levels.

Now we’ve reached 0.0714, with a return of +1268.51%✅🔥 This “piece of meat” is so satisfying. Everyone on the car should get it: when you’re churning, it feels awful; when you’re taking profits, it really feels great. 💰 When it’s time to take profit, take profit.

When you’re making money, the thing you fear most is suddenly getting carried away. First, flatten 80% of the position. 🎯 Protect the remaining 20% at the cost basis—if it keeps dropping further, let the profit run on its own. Even if it bounces back on the retrace, don’t spit your gains back out. 🛑 If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase. ⚠️ Getting chased up can easily throw your mindset off—wait for the next shot, wait for the next round at a clearer position, and the opportunity will come again.🔔 $BTC $ETH