When the screen is full of green lights, the thing that’s tested most isn’t your nerve—it’s whether you can handle it in the original rhythm. Today, that move finally allowed the short position to cash in on the wait that came before.

While everyone is still watching, $CYS has already shown signs of a weak rebound. Attempts continue to probe above CYS, but there’s still no effective follow-through. Volume hasn’t kept up, and instead selling pressure has become increasingly obvious. After seeing this, I didn’t chase the rise. I waited for price confirmation that it couldn’t push higher, then executed the short plan.

Opened a long around 0.5173. Now the price is back to 0.3091, and the performance record on the trade is +789.04%. No flashy moves—mainly just letting discipline handle both entry and exit.

Close 80%, and for the remaining 20%, protect the position by moving the stop-loss to near the cost basis. If it continues to drop, let it run. If it bounces back, don’t let profits turn into an emotional roller coaster.

Being flat isn’t a crime—opening positions randomly is the mistake. Friends who haven’t boarded yet, don’t hard-chase mid-way through the drawdown. The market doesn’t lack opportunities; what it lacks is patience. Wait for the next confirmation before taking action.

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