#MyGateTradeStory 18.24—up 780%. In the comments section, people were still yelling, “Hold on a bit longer.” When I opened my account, my hands were shaking.

This price. An hour ago it was still sitting around 17.70, and suddenly it shot up to 18.24.
It’s just a fluctuation of fifty cents. In normal times, who would even care. But when it hits my account, that line is like a needle—straight from my feet to the top of my head.
It’s not that I’ve never been given chances. When it fell earlier, I had already mentally accepted that it was going to sink all the way. I thought I’d hold on a bit longer—wait for it to bounce back some, then exit.
But it really bounced. And it bounced so violently that it made me feel completely awful.
This thing—it's not just climbing back; it’s still going up.
I stared at that number, and my mind went blank. All I could think was—wait a bit longer, just a little more, and I’ll break even.
So what happened next? It kept rising, and I kept holding.
Where’s the promised cut-loss? Where’s the stop-loss?
In the end, it all turned into that bouncing line in my account.
When holding a position becomes a kind of faith, you’ve already started losing.
In this wave, I was actually waiting for a decent rebound. But every time it really bounced, I didn’t dare to move.
Afraid it was just a fake bounce. Afraid that the moment I sold, it would fly. Now at least it really did fly—but I’m still standing here. My position is cleaner than my face.
This is probably the most real portrayal of retail traders—it's not that we can’t read the charts; it’s that we simply don’t dare to execute.
FOMC shocks are still continuing to ferment. This line is actually quite interesting. Earlier, in the early morning, Wosh just gave up on forward guidance, and the market got thrown off by a whale’s move—short covering turning into a reverse long—bringing a wave of momentum. After $BTC dumped sharply, it was pulled back again.
A move like this from big capital is essentially telling you: liquidity is about to blow up—whoever runs faster survives. The $LAB rebound this time was probably also fueled by a wave of sentiment repair.
Next, if the FOMC aftershocks keep transmitting into altcoins—especially those with low funding rates—sentiment-driven funds may prioritize sweeping them. Once liquidity gets drained, needle-like spikes will become the norm.
The question isn’t whether it can go up. The question is whether you dare to follow at this level.
Some people have held their positions back; some are still on the run. You think, at 18.24, is this level picking people up—or sending them away?