The one that left the deepest impression on me was that even after I’d already seen the problem at the high level, I almost gave up because the market was too slow. It went sideways around 1.0030 for a long time—staying neither up nor down. A lot of people probably started to think the shorts had no chance. I also lost some patience at the time.

But every rebound failed to form real follow-through. The move up and back down kept getting faster and faster, and the order book felt like it was draining the bulls’ confidence. Later, the sudden sell-off appeared. The price didn’t give much time to hesitate—it went straight to 0.6802, and the waiting before finally got a response.

This outcome is recorded as +1549.88%. The upside came in even more smoothly than I’d imagined. The most common mistake in the middle is panicking when you see a brief surge, or thinking it has already dropped enough and then rushing to chase shorts. I tried my best to not let emotions take the wheel.

In crypto, many opportunities aren’t that you can’t see them—it’s that after the grind goes on too long, people lose patience first. You don’t have to grab the very first leg every time. Holding steady when the logic hasn’t been broken is often more important than blindly chasing pumps.

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