This profit has me feeling utterly uneasy—I'm afraid the market might suddenly decide tomorrow to pull back the move. When I had just finished watching the bad news, $CYS was still holding up at the high end. At first glance, it looked like a rebound after the bad news had landed, but when I examined it more closely, it turned out nobody was stepping in from above—the follow-through on support didn’t keep up.

I waited until CYS once again surged into the key level zone. Even then, the price still couldn’t hold firm; the rebound strength was weaker wave after wave, and sell orders kept showing up at crucial positions. Back then, I didn’t speculate too much. Around 0.5173, I executed an open-long, only following the short-term bearish rhythm that I can understand.

Now the price has reached 0.308, and +795.51% has already been realized—that’s your answer. When it’s time to take profit, take it. First, close 80%, and keep the remaining 20% to continue observing, with the protective level moved to around your cost basis. If there’s another sell-off, keep holding. If there’s a rebound, don’t hand the profits back.

Pros die from trying to catch the bottom, while rookies die from chasing orders. If you can control your position, you’ll get the next chance to strike.

Chasing a drop is easy to get shaken out. If you didn’t participate in this leg, there’s no need to rush—wait for a new structure and signals to appear before you move, and quietly wait for good news.

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