If you only look at the final result, it’s easy to overlook the changes beforehand. While $LAB lingered at high levels, the price kept being pushed up repeatedly, yet it grew increasingly weak; the board’s strong facade gradually began to show signs of pressure.

My thinking at the time was simple: first confirm that the rebound couldn’t continue, then wait for bearish strength to regain dominance. After that, I executed a long; the entry price was 0.15696. The current price is 0.14469, and the return is +153.67%.

In this kind of downtrend, you don’t need to trade frequently; what’s truly valuable is to see whether the rhythm has started to weaken. As long as selling pressure continues to exist, there’s no need to change direction in a hurry because of one or two quick pullbacks; patience itself is also part of trading.

The market doesn’t lack opportunities—what it lacks is patience. Now that the outcome has already shown up, the next more important thing is to control drawdowns and protect profits, so the space for realization doesn’t come under pressure again. Trading isn’t about who acts fastest; it’s about who can stay consistent.

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