This time, I didn’t rush to buy on the first big bullish candle. Instead, I waited for the price to return to around 0.05162 and confirm. Back then, the market didn’t look very lively—there were even a few pumps followed by sell-offs. A lot of voices around me felt this move might just be a rebound, and I also made the mistake of worrying about missing the opportunity.

But what I focused on was the pullback strength. When the price pushed downward, there wasn’t a continuous wave of sell-off pressure. Instead, it was quickly picked up and held. Once the critical level stopped moving lower and the rally reappeared, that’s when I felt the earlier long-side thesis was starting to play out. It wasn’t because it went up that I got bullish—it’s because the order book gave enough feedback first.

Currently, the price is at 0.06308. I’ll record this trade’s result as +544.8%. Watching the chart unfold step by step gradually eased that earlier impatience and fear of missing out. Luckily, I didn’t chase orders at the most uncomfortable moment or make a messy exit.

Old players all know: many opportunities aren’t snatched just because you’re quick with your hands—they’re earned by waiting. This time, it made me even more confident in my own pace: being able to read the support and resisting impulses is often more important than chasing after a rally.

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