From 0.04289 to 0.05103, this long position ultimately delivered the result that left me satisfied. The earlier part of the market was especially frustrating—the price kept drifting sideways, and now and then it would poke with a little spike. Once emotions took over, it was easy to start doubting whether I’d been too early in my judgment.

I didn’t end up cutting just because of a short-term pullback, and I didn’t get carried away just because there was a sudden surge. What truly made me feel at ease was that, during the pullback, the bids still held—selling pressure didn’t keep growing. Then the price stepped back into the original range, and the screen, one step at a time, verified my initial idea.

In the end, +374.88% is reflected in this trade record, but what matters to me more is that the process didn’t get messy. Of course, it feels great after the long gets realized, but it also reminds me that when you’re in profit, it’s easiest to get inflated. Next time, I still need to first watch the rhythm and the feedback—I can’t start chasing more trades just because this one turned out well.

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