Honestly, the hardest part this time isn’t judging the rise, but that after the market moved, there’s no follow-up buying. When $AIA repeatedly consolidated around 0.05162, I’d already put it on my watch list, and only after the buy-support gradually stabilized did I ride this opportunity to open a long position.

When I first got on board, it wasn’t easy. Price kept grinding back and forth; a few small bearish candles pushed the atmosphere down, and anyone who couldn’t resist would probably have wanted to switch directions already. I also briefly doubted, but at the low end there wasn’t continuous liquidation—instead, people kept absorbing the selling pressure. That detail made me keep holding.

As the market pushed up to 0.06219, the earlier judgment finally paid off, showing a result of +498.21%. That feeling is special—this wasn’t suddenly grabbing a bargain; it was the logic I’d seen in advance, and after being repeatedly validated against the order book, it really played out.

This run has made me even more convinced to follow the trend, but following the trend doesn’t mean blindly chasing a surge. Real opportunities usually give you time to wait. If you’re not on the train yet, don’t rush to catch a thrown knife. And if you’re already on board, don’t let your mindset fall apart just because of a few pullbacks.

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