Just when I was about to go to the forum to curse and rage, I looked at the chart—forget it, this time the market really gave face.

Before the market fully kicked off, $XPIN hovered at the low end for a long time. Everyone was watching and waiting. Instead, I focused on whether it could fall further or whether it would be unable to drop.

Back then, I saw that XPIN’s key levels were still holding. After the pullback, once it stabilized, the buy-side gradually strengthened. When it was pushed down, the bid support didn’t disappear, which meant the structure hadn’t been broken.

So I issued the call to go long, referring to entries around 0.0012342 to find long positions—don’t grab the very first move, and don’t change the plan just because of temporary whipsaws.

Now the price has reached 0.0014994. The long position return shows +1058.19%, which answers the question. All that waiting wasn’t wasted. The most comfortable trades aren’t the ones where every step is loud and dramatic, but the ones where the entry is backed by reasons and the profit-taking is disciplined.

Take profit on 80% of the position first, and keep the remaining 20% with a cost-price protection. If it keeps moving up, let the gains extend; if it pulls back, don’t make the profits feel uncomfortable. Being out of the market isn’t a crime—recklessly opening positions is the mistake.

For those who haven’t boarded yet, listen to me: don’t chase now. Wait for the next wave of signals. There will be opportunities—don’t be in a hurry.

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