The truly comfortable part this time isn’t how hard the price dropped, but that after entering, I wasn’t washed out by a fake rebound. During the repeated intraday swings, $MYX seemed to have pullback actions going on all along, but every time it got close to the upper area, it was pushed back down again. With trading volume being low, the buy side never formed continuous follow-through, and I knew that this wasn’t real strength.

When the price came to around 0.1796, I executed a plan to go long, focusing on the weak rebound and the suppression at higher levels, not gambling on direction based on vibes. Then MYX pulled back to 0.0704; the current short position profit is +1198.27%. This chunk of meat was taken very smoothly.

Now I’ll take profit on 80% first, and keep the remaining 20% to continue observing. The protective level has already moved toward the cost basis. If it can fall further, let the profit run. If a rebound appears, don’t hard-head with it—keep the position a bit lighter, and your mindset won’t get dragged off-course by a single wave.

Don’t grind away your patience in a range, and also try to “win back dignity” in a one-way move. If you’ve already missed a position, don’t chase it hard. Wait for the next wave of signals, then act. Being flat is not a crime—opening trades recklessly is the mistake.

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