CCS
CENTURY COMMUNITIES, INC.
stock NYSE

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I'm a 0DTE credit spread trader with a focus on SPX.
Positions traded today:
* 7495/7475 PCS
* 7520/7500 PCS
* 7530/7510 PCS
* 7545/7525 PCS
* 7550/7530 PCS
* 7565 P
* 7575/7595 CCS
* 7580/7595 CCS
* 7580/7600 CCS
* 7585/7605 CCS
Net P/L: **+$2,870**
[SPX 5-min Chart, July 10, 2026](https://preview.redd.it/hpxjslzw8hch1.png?width=1094&format=png&auto=webp&s=2320a7d9b6c31dd0de5b87be04259b318d80a5ec)
I want to start this by being absolutely clear on something — ***I got lucky.***
**And that's fine.** Celebrate the win, but separate skill from luck. When sudden headline moves hit, stay calm, follow the plan, and never turn a loss into revenge trading.
**With that...**
What a day. SPX opened with choppy, unconvincing price action, so I stayed out instead of forcing an early trade. That ended up keeping me clear of the sudden Trump-tweet headline flush that sent SPX down to 7508 fast.
Again, I want to be honest about that: I did not and could not predict the move. I was fortunate that the poor opening structure had already kept me patient.
What changed my read was the recovery. SPX quickly reclaimed the prior day close, pushed back above the prior day high, and began forming higher lows. That made the selloff look more like a knee-jerk headline reaction than the beginning of a sustained bearish trend.
I began placing put credit spread anchors and added several smaller upside scalps as momentum continued. I also had a 7575/7595 call credit spread that became uncomfortable as SPX pushed higher. I closed it for a partial loss, rolled the short strike higher, and stopped fighting the bullish structure (mostly).
By the afternoon, SPX was grinding steadily toward 7580 and compressing near the session high. Most of my PCS positions were already closed, while one CCS expired out of the money. I also bought a small $40 put near the close as a lotto hedge against a possible late selloff or worsening Iran-related weekend headlines.
# Key Takeaway
The biggest takeaway was not the profit. It was ***recognizing the difference between good execution and good fortune***.
A profitable reaction to a headline move is not automatically a repeatable strategy. When the market moves violently, the priority should be staying calm, following the plan, and avoiding emotional or revenge-driven trades. Sometimes the correct decision is simply to take the loss and come back the next day. I've been on the bad end of headlines like this plenty of times.

I am bit confused. Regarding "donating to one's self" I found only this, which does not say what you describe as far as I can see:
> 5\. You may NOT under any circumstances include a donation address directly in your proposal. This circumvents the CCS, and can lead to scams.
This is about including your personal *donation address*, which indeed would circumvent the whole process.

We have added more products available to be purchased in Litecoin on CCS

I'm a 0DTE credit spread trader with a focus on SPX.
Positions traded today:
* 7495/7475 PCS
* 7520/7500 PCS
* 7530/7510 PCS
* 7545/7525 PCS
* 7550/7530 PCS
* 7565 P
* 7575/7595 CCS
* 7580/7595 CCS
* 7580/7600 CCS
* 7585/7605 CCS
Net P/L: **+$2,870**
[SPX 5-min Chart, July 10, 2026](https://preview.redd.it/hpxjslzw8hch1.png?width=1094&format=png&auto=webp&s=2320a7d9b6c31dd0de5b87be04259b318d80a5ec)
I want to start this by being absolutely clear on something — ***I got lucky.***
**And that's fine.** Celebrate the win, but separate skill from luck. When sudden headline moves hit, stay calm, follow the plan, and never turn a loss into revenge trading.
**With that...**
What a day. SPX opened with choppy, unconvincing price action, so I stayed out instead of forcing an early trade. That ended up keeping me clear of the sudden Trump-tweet headline flush that sent SPX down to 7508 fast.
Again, I want to be honest about that: I did not and could not predict the move. I was fortunate that the poor opening structure had already kept me patient.
What changed my read was the recovery. SPX quickly reclaimed the prior day close, pushed back above the prior day high, and began forming higher lows. That made the selloff look more like a knee-jerk headline reaction than the beginning of a sustained bearish trend.
I began placing put credit spread anchors and added several smaller upside scalps as momentum continued. I also had a 7575/7595 call credit spread that became uncomfortable as SPX pushed higher. I closed it for a partial loss, rolled the short strike higher, and stopped fighting the bullish structure (mostly).
By the afternoon, SPX was grinding steadily toward 7580 and compressing near the session high. Most of my PCS positions were already closed, while one CCS expired out of the money. I also bought a small $40 put near the close as a lotto hedge against a possible late selloff or worsening Iran-related weekend headlines.
# Key Takeaway
The biggest takeaway was not the profit. It was ***recognizing the difference between good execution and good fortune***.
A profitable reaction to a headline move is not automatically a repeatable strategy. When the market moves violently, the priority should be staying calm, following the plan, and avoiding emotional or revenge-driven trades. Sometimes the correct decision is simply to take the loss and come back the next day. I've been on the bad end of headlines like this plenty of times.

I am bit confused. Regarding "donating to one's self" I found only this, which does not say what you describe as far as I can see:
> 5\. You may NOT under any circumstances include a donation address directly in your proposal. This circumvents the CCS, and can lead to scams.
This is about including your personal *donation address*, which indeed would circumvent the whole process.