Sometimes watching the market feels like gambling. Seeing the coin price drop, thinking it's a good opportunity, and decisively averaging down. But what happens? Turn around and the market makes a sharp turn again. This is my story today.

During the day, my judgment was pretty good; it was indeed a relatively low point, and according to conventional logic, it should rebound here. But reality is like this—what you think is the bottom is often just the middle of a mountain. The more it drops, the cheaper it seems, and the cheaper it gets, the more you want to add to your position, creating a vicious cycle.

The most heartbreaking thing isn't just a one or two mistakes, but the repetitive pattern of this. The market fluctuates so much that judging the highs and lows is almost like gambling. Sometimes you're lucky, and sometimes you end up as the bag holder. Now I think, rather than gambling on luck, it's better to wait and see the next wave's rhythm.

Thinking about it makes me regret—if I had known earlier, I should have just held back during the day, since the recent market movements are hard to predict anyway.