In crypto, the hardest thing isn’t actually choosing a direction—it’s controlling yourself. Back when $HYPE suddenly surged, I was also tempted to chase it, but 65.936 didn’t give me the feel I wanted, so I forced myself to hold back.

Later, when HYPE returned to the level I was watching, the volatility wasn’t as chaotic, and that’s when I decided to get on. As a result, it moved from 65.936 to 67.846, and the long-position feedback came in gradually—+205.25% was a reward for my patience.

In terms of handling, I’m still fairly conservative: I exit in batches using a 70/30 split. First, I protect the rhythm of the gains already in hand, and the rest depends on whether it can keep opening up. My stance is very clear: I’d rather make less, and I don’t want to give back profits because of greed.

Everyone understands this kind of market—when it rises, you’re afraid of missing the move, and when it pulls back, you’re afraid of getting trapped. Even old players get panicked; I just try not to let emotions press the buttons for me.

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