Didn’t do anything, and the moment I picked up my coffee, the answer was already right in front of me. That kind of payout speed really isn’t reasonable. During the choppy back-and-forth in the session, $AAVE was a bit annoying to watch, but there were always buyers below AAVE, and the pullback never formed a sustained downward squeeze.

I saw the sell pressure gradually ease, and each time the price probed lower, it managed to recover. So I judged that the bottom range consolidation was digesting the sell pressure, and I conveniently sent a “go long” prompt—executing the long setup around 88.25.

Now the quote is at 96.06, corresponding to floating profit of +628.39%. The earlier move was truly painstaking, but once you ride it out, it’s genuinely worth it—the profit feels very tangible.

First, take profit on 70% of the position; protect the remaining 20% at the cost price. If it keeps surging, let it extend on its own. If there’s a pullback, there’s no need to stubbornly hold through it. Risk control upfront is rational; cutting after you’re already losing is passive.

Don’t treat one profit-taking as a reason to chase the next entry. The market doesn’t lack opportunities—what it lacks is patience. If you haven’t participated yet, wait for the next wave of signals to confirm before moving.

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