I was just about to go to the forum and start cursing, but once I saw the chart—forget it; the market dad is always right. When it suddenly plunged during the session, $NEAR looked scary to watch, but NEAR wasn’t actually broken through. It reclaimed the lower levels a few times, and the sell pressure clearly weakened. I didn’t change my judgment because of a single bearish candle. After the pullback was confirmed, the signal then prompted me to open a long—my focus was on the execution rhythm around 1.7853.

Then the price pushed up to 1.8709, and this long position cashed out +340.45%. It was slow and messy at first, but getting out was genuinely worth it. Take profit on 80% first; then move the stop-loss on the remaining 30% up to the cost price. If it keeps strengthening, let the profits run. If it pulls back, don’t let the gains feel uncomfortable.

Panic is because there’s no plan; losses are because you think too much. The market has a cure for every kind of defiance—especially for those who think they’re the smartest. Friends who haven’t boarded yet, just listen to me: don’t chase orders after a rally. Wait for good news. Once the next wave of signals comes out, then make your move.

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