Just when I was about to go to the forum and start cursing, I took one look at the chart and it had already smoothed out my emotions for me. A few days ago, in the afternoon right after I finished lunch while watching the market, $DOT was still lingering up at the high end—price would lift for a moment, then slip back again. A lot of people were drawn in by these fake moves, but I just waited for it to show fatigue on its own.

When I observed DOT, I found that the rebounds kept getting shorter and shorter; the buy-side was not following through with sustained support. Near the top area, there was always clear suppression. Seeing this kind of lackluster continuation, I chose to go long around 1.223. At the time, I only reminded myself once: don’t get carried away, don’t chase a long—wait for confirmation before dealing with it.

After that, the price dropped to 0.822, and the +2320.7% was successfully realized—no wasted time. I first closed 80%, taking most of the position’s gains off the table. For the remaining 20%, I set a cost-protection measure: if it keeps probing lower, let the profits extend naturally; if it suddenly bounces back, I won’t allow the results I’ve already secured to be given back.

The market is something you wait for, and the profits are something you hold onto. If you’re not sure about an opportunity, just take a look—that’s staying clear-headed; rushing in is the real foolishness.

Friends who haven’t entered yet, don’t snatch the last segment—move only when the next wave of signals comes out. The market isn’t short of opportunities; what it lacks is patience.

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