This move is very typical. The reason $LYN can’t go higher in the high zone isn’t simply that it’s “not rising”—it’s the gap left after capital started to withdraw. Today, the short positions can be realized not because of luck, but because several details beforehand already sent signals.

At the time, I was watching the reaction around 0.05161. The price repeatedly tried to get back above, but each time it was pushed back down. On the surface, people were still shouting for strength, but in the order book there was less and less patience—rallies got shorter and pullbacks faster. This was already off. By the time the breakdown confirmed, many only reacted then, but the tempo had already been taken by the shorts.

Now, from 0.05161 to 0.03412, short-sell profits are +831.01%, and the trend extension is clear. I won’t start fantasizing that it will repair immediately from here. First, respect the direction the market is showing; if the profit is in hand, it needs to be handled cleanly.

If you have positions, you can process them in batches using an 80/20 split—keep a portion to watch for momentum, but don’t loosen your protection level too much. If you didn’t catch it, don’t be anxious: the more urgent you are, the easier it is to chase into an awkward place. Don’t chase; wait for the next opportunity with stronger certainty.

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