To be honest, the hardest part of this trade isn’t getting in—it’s being able to stay seated after you do. The price was gradually lifted from around 0.05162; along the way, several pullbacks were really scary, and after the spike up and the subsequent drop, it kept happening again. Many people should have felt, in advance, that they would have gotten out early.

The reason I was bullish at the time was simple: after the sell-off, there wasn’t continuous selling pressure—instead, someone was stepping in to absorb the bids below. Although the market didn’t immediately run away, this kind of absorption while grinding is more important than surface-level excitement. So I didn’t overturn my judgment just because of one or two bearish candles.

When the price moved to 0.06637, the final result landed at +685.51%. What I’m most grateful for in this run is that I didn’t chase the fluctuations and run around wildly. Before the market started moving, it had already given opportunities to those with patience; after that, taking profits was just the execution of the rhythm.

Many veteran players will understand that after you’re in profit, it’s easiest to get carried away—you even want the next order to copy the same move. For me, the meaning of this long position isn’t to prove that I can judge things well; it’s to confirm again that if you can read absorption, you still have to hold back the impulse in your hands.

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