This time the long position could really take a bite of the meat; the key wasn’t an impulsive decision, but that when the price was grinding on the mill, it wasn’t scared off by a fake breakout. I watched $UNI for a long time—when I saw that buy support around 3.050 was still holding, I decided to board in the direction.

The early part was actually quite frustrating: the price kept stabbing back and forth, and several times it pushed higher then fell back. People who had positions in hand could easily panic. I also had thoughts about getting off, but the chart never truly weakened. After the selling pressure was absorbed, the pull-up move became even more decisive.

When the price reached 3.759, this call finally got clear feedback—the result was already locked in at +1652.92%. Honestly, making money isn’t hard; what’s hard is still being willing to believe what you see during chop.

This trade made me even more certain: in perpetuals, you can’t get carried away just by one big bullish candle. Real comfortable trading often means patiently waiting for confirmation while others hesitate. After the market starts, don’t chase entries—getting the rhythm right matters more than anything.

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