Just picked up my coffee, and the chart already turned this short-selling performance up to the climax. When I opened the screen this morning, $ZEC had already loosened from the high, and the price was pushed down all the way to 487.99—one look was enough to snap people back to reality instantly.

A few days ago, before going to sleep, I watched ZEC and found that the rebound never formed continuous follow-through. It would get pulled up and then fall back, and the volume didn’t show any obvious pickup. I said it very directly back then: the selling pressure above hasn’t been lifted—don’t let surface-level strength trick you into jumping in. Wait until it can’t push any higher, then do a long.

The entry reference is at 529.74. Now the price is at 487.99. The replay of this round shows a return of +562.02%. This downside profit—well, it basically cashes in the patience from before. The rhythm was nailed, and it genuinely feels good.

Take 80% off the table first, and move the remaining 20% to protect at the cost price. If it keeps dumping lower, let the profits run. If it bounces back, don’t give back what you’ve already taken.

Don’t chase at the highs; don’t panic at the lows. Being in cash is not a crime—opening trades recklessly is the mistake. If you haven’t gotten on the ride yet, don’t rush: chasing a selloff can get cleaned up just as easily by a rebound. Wait for the next wave of signals before you act.

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