A few days ago, the market looked like it was deliberately putting on a strong front—then, the moment you turned around, it laid out the shorts’ case. This isn’t something I’d guess; the push up each time just kept getting weaker. The buy side never really followed through, and the higher it went, the more it looked like it was digging a trap for people.

During the back-and-forth churning in the session, I watched the changes in $CYS ’s order book. I saw that once CYS moved close to the key level, it still couldn’t stand firm. The moment sell pressure showed up, it dropped. At the time, the call was clear: don’t chase longs—wait until the bounce shows weakness, then look for an opportunity to open a long. The entry reference was around 0.5173.

Now the price is at 0.3135, and this short has already been realized at +775.71%. The outcome was pretty straightforward—first, put the bulk into your pocket and close 80% now. Move the remaining 20% to around the protection level near your cost basis. If it keeps dumping lower, let the profit run. And if it bounces back, don’t spit the gains back out.

Don’t grind away your patience in the chop, while also trying to win back your dignity by betting big in a one-way move. Being in cash is not a crime—recklessly opening positions is the mistake. Friends who haven’t boarded yet, don’t chase this leg. Wait for the next wave of signals, then act. The market is never short of opportunities—what it lacks is patience.

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