This $ZEC hit me the hardest—not because it surged that hard, but because of the cold, deserted feeling before the move, where nobody dared to get on. Around 400.11 it looked weak, yet below it there were always people stepping in to buy. I was watching exactly that spot at the time.

Later, the price moved to 509.36; the account shows +1,936.15%, and only then did I realize that grind-the-wheel phase earlier was actually pretty crucial. When the market really turns, it won’t tell you in advance—it’ll just make you doubt yourself first.

To put it plainly, for short-term contracts, it’s not so much about having a tough mouth; it’s whether you can stay clear-headed in uncomfortable positions. Getting off too early is painful, and chasing a new order to catch back up is even more painful.

I won’t say I handled this trade perfectly, and there was also hesitation in the middle. But the final result reminded me that as long as the direction hasn’t gone bad, don’t get scared off by just a few small fluctuations.

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