Missing out this time is even more painful than losing money, watching others quietly get rich while I hold nothing but air.

Those two coins in the market, I watched them for a week without taking action. One was pumped up before three sharp dips, the other just sideways, grinding people down.

I kept thinking I could wait a little longer, but they just took off directly, not even giving a chance to get on board.

My mindset just exploded.

While others are spending their weekend, I’m doing a review. Repeatedly looking at the candlestick charts, the conclusion is one sentence: hesitation leads to defeat.

The signs before these explosive coins erupt are too obvious — trading volume shrinks to the extreme, volatility narrows, just missing a trigger signal. I clearly see it, but I just don’t dare to bet.

Currently, I still hold a long position in $BTC, entry price around 63,600, with less than a point of unrealized profit. Holding it feels like there’s too little meat, closing it feels like missing a bigger move.

This in-between position is the most tormenting.

What I see is: for these explosive coins, either chase immediately at open or don’t touch at all. Wait for confirmation before entering; the cost is already higher, and the mindset changes.

Next time I encounter a coin with extremely low volume, I’ll try a small position — if I’m wrong, I cut; if I’m right, I hold.

Is there anyone like me, who sees the opportunity but just lacks that bit of courage?

With the Iran-U.S. agreement coming into effect, the Strait of Hormuz reopening, crude oil prices are expected to ease, and a weaker dollar index is a real positive for $BTC.

Funds pulled from safe-haven assets will short-term flow into $BTC and mainstream altcoins, and the probability of $ETH catching up with a rebound #我的Gate交易时刻 isn’t small.