Many people still haven’t reacted yet—this $LYN sell-off actually had signs long before. It wasn’t a sudden crash; instead, each rebound beforehand got weaker and weaker. The price still looked like it was grinding in the high range, but the positions inside had already started to loosen.

At the time, what I was watching was the resistance around 0.05161. After I entered a short, I didn’t move quickly, because the truly key part was the continuation after the breakdown. Now the price is at 0.0357, and the unrealized profit on the position shows +752.61%—the trend extension is clearly underway. Once this pullback opens up, the scariest thing isn’t that you don’t understand it—it’s getting shaken out by a retest halfway through.

In plain terms, the rhythm has changed. Earlier, the bulls could still hold on by sheer momentum, but later the rebound strength can’t keep up. The funds don’t want to keep stepping in to buy, so the shorts naturally press down and follow through. Here, I won’t blindly chase greed. Once I take profits, I’ll handle part of it first, and the rest I’ll guard with protective levels.

If you didn’t catch it, there’s no need to rush. Chasing it halfway feels awful. Don’t chase—wait for the next time, when there’s clearer confirmation of the better level, before making your move.

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