When this $EVAA long order ran out, honestly, I wasn’t too excited—I actually felt relieved first. Because from 0.9729 to 2.4759, it wasn’t a straight climb; the repeated washing was really annoying. Getting to +3045.08% didn’t come from having big nerve—it was because you weren’t thrown off the car earlier.

I followed EVAA mainly because that area wouldn’t drop further. The shorts slammed it a few times, but they couldn’t break out a new low. The real change happened in the stretch before the breakout: the retest didn’t go deep, and the hold was firm. A lot of people tend to overlook details like this.

I hesitated in the middle too. What I feared most was wanting to prove myself as soon as I had unrealized profit. In the end, I still processed it in batches following the rhythm—first protect profits, and leave the rest to the market to speak for itself. In an up move, what’s most likely to make you lose is chasing at the most comfortable moment. I’m not chasing now—I'll wait for the next signal.

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