Some rallies look really lively, but once you truly try to chase them, you end up feeling anything but confident in your heart. This time, I can hold on to my $XRP mainly because earlier, around 1.0475, it had already given me a relatively comfortable entry—not because I was waiting for it to surge before I stubbornly chased it.

After the market starts moving, the first thought is often to add more and get a bigger bite. But I’ve been burned too many times. I know that in moments like this, chasing orders can easily turn from “taking profit” into “doing the heavy lifting for someone else,” especially with short-term contracts—if you’re even a bit slow, it’s uncomfortable.

Now it has moved to 1.0665, and the return is already +167.84%. This batch of long positions can be considered realized. My handling is still fairly conservative: first, let the initiative come back into your own hands; as for the remaining position, don’t keep taking it in a way driven by stubborn emotion.

If you missed it, there’s no need to rush to chase. If you’re holding, don’t let profit go to your head. Earning money at your own entry matters more than chasing the market to prove something.

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