I was originally planning to close the software and take a break, but the price action gave me a small surprise in my last look before sleep. When the chart hadn’t fully started yet, $EVAA didn’t look very active, but the low level never loosened. That quietness actually made me take a few more glances.

I noticed stable support under EVAA. After a pullback, it was able to quickly regain. Selling pressure gradually eased, and the buy orders began to show continuity. The prompt at the time was to go long—observe in batches around 0.4489. Wait for the structure to play out before following up, and don’t change the plan because of a single fluctuation.

Afterward, the price pushed up to 0.8937, and the long position was cashed out for +1959.03%. That felt great—the annoying waiting before finally paid off.

This time, I’ll lock in 80% first. The remaining 20% will be moved to a break-even cost for protection. If I keep pushing, let the profits run; if there’s an inverse pullback, I’ll still guard the portion I’ve already secured. Being flat isn’t a crime—opening trades randomly is the mistake. Missing it doesn’t mean there’s no opportunity. Don’t chase; wait for the next round at a more comfortable position to move.

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