ZEC this transaction exposed one of my old bad habits—finding the entry point, correct trend judgment, but I am terrible at taking profits. I opened a short position at 455, watched the price drop to 370, and never closed the position, just holding on. Looking back now, that 370 level was actually right on the upward trend line, which was the best opportunity for partial profit-taking, but I was stuck with the idea of "holding long-term," and in the end, I ended up trapping myself.

Lessons learned. Next, I will replan a new strategy—at 575, I plan to gradually add to the position to lower the average cost. Once the price retraces near the cost, I will start reducing the position, and at 480, I will close everything. If it breaks through 600, I will cut losses immediately and not give it a chance.

Honestly, I am still in the exploration stage; every trade is a lesson. Thanks to these "tuition fees," I am gradually understanding the market's patterns.