Didn’t do anything—went to the restroom, and when I came back, the K-line had already done the work for me. After just finishing lunch, when I checked the chart, $MON had already retreated from the high, and the speed was even more decisive than I expected.

During the choppy back-and-forth in the session, I noticed that whenever it rebounded, it struggled each time. There wasn’t sustained follow-through from the buy side, and the volume didn’t back it up either. It weakened again after getting near the key levels. That detail led me to judge that the apparent sideways consolidation was more like a fantasy left for the longs—the real support wasn’t there. When I saw MON again fail to push through around 0.02670, I executed a Long entry right away. I didn’t chase the green candles; I just waited for it to show signs of fatigue on its own.

Right now the price is at 0.02244, and the review results have already been delivered: +768.36%. First, sell 80% to lock in the gains, and keep the remaining 80%—with the protection level moved back to around the break-even line. If it keeps dropping, let the profits extend naturally. If it suddenly bounces back, it won’t turn the gains into something at a critical level.

Panic happens because there was no plan. Loss happens because you think too much.

Adding to the position in a hurry can get you stuck at the peak. At the moment, it’s not suitable to emotionally fill the gap. Wait for the next shot after new structure confirmation—opportunities are everywhere in the market, but what’s missing is patience.

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