When I thought this round was completely dead, the chart suddenly turned. $MYX slipped and weakened all the way after being pressured at the top. The morning rebound looked like there might be a move, but the volume didn’t keep up—in consecutive pushes, it was short by just one breath. While others were guessing whether it was time to pull back up again, I focused on whether real support had actually appeared below. The answer became clear very quickly.

When the intraday dip hit, the price started opening up from around 0.1796, and I followed through with going long. Now it’s already at 0.0803, showing a profit performance of +1087.54%. All the earlier back-and-forth waiting finally paid off at the moment of realization.

Even taking just the unrealized profit is better than being greedy for that last bite.

This time, I’ll close 80% first, putting the main profit into my pocket; the remaining 20% stays for observation. At the same time, I’ll move the protection level to around my entry cost. If it keeps dipping further, let the profit extend—if there’s a sudden rebound, it also won’t allow the position to fall back into passivity. Contracts aren’t about who has the bigger nerve; it’s about who can carry out the plan to the end. This isn’t the time to chase shorts. Wait for the next wave’s signal. Opportunities are still there—don’t be in a hurry.

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