Honestly, I almost lost my patience with this recent move. The price has been grinding back and forth around 4.25647. The bears look like they have a point, but the market just won’t drop. A lot of people probably feel the same way—if you watch for too long, it’s easy to start doubting your judgment, and even find yourself wanting to chase a rebound.

What really kept me holding on was that every time the price probed upward, it failed to form fresh support; instead, it was quickly smashed back down. On the surface it still looks strong, but buyers are getting increasingly hesitant. Once this kind of structure loses a key level, pullbacks often happen faster than you’d expect.

When the price came to 0.16034, the result recorded was +1894.87%. The shift from anxiety to finally exhaling is obvious, but this time I didn’t move around wildly just because it was grinding, and I wasn’t swept out by a single pump candle.

Old players all know that what tests you most in range-bound markets isn’t whether you can judge the direction—it’s whether you can hold up against boredom and doubt. As long as the bear case hasn’t been invalidated, having a little less itch to trade and a little more observation often lets you wait until the market itself gives you the answer.

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