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Yesterday, I made a short-term trade on PROMUSDT. Seeing the price start to stir, I jumped in directly and took a bite of the profit, which was indeed very satisfying. But I was aware that this kind of rebound is often short-lived and could easily turn into a sharp decline eventually. Sure enough, the drop was even sharper than expected, but I exited quickly when the time came, locking in the gains and not missing out on the profits that should have been taken.
This round of trading made me think. In the crypto world, short-term opportunities and traps are often two sides of the same coin. Many people fall into greed, insisting on taking the last bite, only to be hammered back. Now I plan to observe a few more waves of movement to see if PROM’s pattern continues, and if this rhythm repeats, then there’s a traceable regularity.
Honestly, the biggest risk in trading coins is the mindset of gambling. Know when to enter and when to exit, and don’t bet against the market. This small profit this round, wait until the pattern is clear before making the next move.