A few days ago, the hand that set the stop-loss was trembling slightly. This morning, when I opened the chart, I realized that what I really needed to guard against was myself suddenly getting carried away. A few days ago at night, $ZEC was still moving narrowly back and forth at a high level. Many people were watching that small rebound, ready to rush in. But what I saw was clear overhead suppression, and the pullback kept losing strength.

When the market repeatedly churned during the session, I rechecked the rhythm of ZEC: every time it tried to push up, there was no effective follow-through. As soon as the sell wall pressed down, the price quickly returned to where it started. So I executed a long position around 529.74. The logic was simple: if the rebound is not strong, don’t start daydreaming about a breakout.

Now it’s back to 465.28, and the floating profit is already +863%. This piece of meat feels great. First, sell 80% to lock in the gains, and keep the remaining 20% for a possible continuation. At the same time, move the protective stop to around the cost basis. If it keeps dropping, let the profit run; and if there’s a rebound, don’t make it uncomfortable.

Profits don’t blow up, and drawdowns don’t lead to despair. There was a plan before the session, discipline during the session, and only then is there something to review after hours.

Friends who haven’t boarded yet, let me say this: don’t chase just because you see the price falling. Wait for the next wave’s signal confirmation. There’s still opportunity—don’t rush.

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