This round of $MYX moved directly enough. After the high-level pressure kicked in, it didn’t give the bulls much breathing room. The short position went from 0.1975 down to 0.0758, and the return is already +1213.29%. Once the room for volatility opens up, the order book’s pressure becomes very obvious—especially as it keeps falling. You can tell that the earlier rebound was just a trap for longs.

What I was focused on wasn’t how much it dropped, but that every time it tried to push higher, it was quickly knocked back. The key is right here: the price won’t keep pushing upward, yet the capital keeps trying lower. The structure has clearly changed. Many people are still waiting for confirmation. By the time confirmation shows up, the best spot is often already gone.

Now that the profit has been released, there’s no need to be greedy all the way to the last bite. Handle it in 80/20 batches: protect the stop level by moving it down, and let the remaining position decide whether the move should extend further. Trading is most afraid of getting emotionally carried away—when you’re making money, you still need to keep the rhythm.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t rush. Don’t chase trades, and don’t chase in the middle of a sharp selloff—wait for the next comfortable signal to appear.

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