Just finished lunch and opened the trading screen—suddenly the picture became pretty interesting: it was still acting strong upfront, but in the blink of an eye it started leaking downward. $ZEC This time it wasn’t a sudden flip of attitude; the details of pressure at the high are already showing.

A few days ago in the afternoon I was watching ZEC. The price kept probing the upside repeatedly, but it never managed to cleanly hold above. The rebounds kept getting shorter, and volume didn’t keep up. Seeing this lack-of-support condition, I warned myself not to chase that fake pull—wait until the sell pressure truly comes down, then open a long around 529.74.

Now the price has returned to 483.26, and the return rate shows +623.64%—this round of the short position is in, done for. The longer it churned, the more decisive it became when it finally moved lower. Holding the plan through is what leads to results.

Take the bulk off the table first: close 80%, keep the remaining 20% in the market, and bring the protection level near the cost. If weakness continues, let the profits extend on their own; if there’s a sudden rebound, you don’t need to turn the gains into a regret.

Having no position isn’t a crime—opening trades recklessly is the mistake. This isn’t the time to chase shorts. Wait for the next round at a more comfortable level; once a new structure forms, we’ll look again. Don’t ruin the rhythm just to join the fun.

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