Honestly, the market action before this has been pretty frustrating. The price has been moving sideways around 0.16207. On the surface it looks strong, but in reality every time it pumps, someone is dumping into the move. A lot of people want to chase longs, but the kind of follow-through power that would actually keep the rally going isn’t really there.

I didn’t rush in at the time, mainly because I didn’t want to catch a flying knife in a fake breakout. Along the way there were also a few rebounds that almost dispersed the bears’ sentiment, and I even doubted myself—worried that the market might suddenly pump and throw my judgment off.

But after it moved from 0.16207 down to 0.1431, the screen’s “answer” became clearer and clearer, and the final result was +831.83%. The most satisfying part wasn’t just profiting from a drop segment—it was that the prior observation of resistance at the highs ultimately really turned into sustained dumping.

This time it made me even more certain: missing the first move isn’t scary. What’s truly troublesome is when you get itchy and chase in before the market has actually played out clearly. Wait until the bid weakens and the bounce loses steam, then step into the bears’ rhythm—your mind is steadier that way.

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