This wave of long positions moved from 0.010718 to 0.013017, and the result was even more decisive than expected. The price kept grinding before that; several times it surged and then got smashed back. Honestly, holding this trade in hand at the time wasn’t easy—I almost bailed out early because of wicks and fake breakouts.

What really kept me holding was that after the pullback, the support held and didn’t break. The key levels were steadier each time, and the chart didn’t show any signs of weakening. After the market started pulling back up again, my earlier judgment began to play out. +1037.32% was just the outcome—the real point is that I didn’t mess up the rhythm during the most uncomfortable moment.

If you’ve spent enough time in the crypto circle, you’ll know: many trades aren’t wrong because you misread them, but because you didn’t hold. After you miss the first leg of the pump and then chase, you often end up catching a flying knife. This time, I’m even more glad I endured the grind. What I ate wasn’t just luck—it was the feedback earned through waiting.

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