When I most wanted to chase the position, I actually held back—and in the end, $BNB gave me a more comfortable confirmation. From 552.60 to 577.85, this long trade’s feedback already reached +325.09%.

Back then, when the market suddenly spiked up, the feeling of missing the move was especially strong; my hands were itching, and I kept thinking that if I didn’t get on, I’d have no chance. But if you’ve been in crypto long enough, you know that the most impulsive moment is often not the best position. Especially in futures: it’s easy to chase in, but hard to hold.

I didn’t force a chase during the first surge. I waited and watched the pullback—only to confirm it wouldn’t break. Then as the price continued pushing higher, it showed that the earlier move wasn’t just a simple bull trap. Once the timing was stepped on correctly, the profit slowly started to come out.

What impressed me most from this trade wasn’t how much I made, but that I wasn’t led around by my own anxiety. In short-term trading, guessing the direction matters, but controlling yourself is even harder.

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