I actually had some doubts about my own judgment earlier. The price stayed in a high range for a long time, and several times it looked like it might continue to run up. But the details were always wrong: after spiking higher, the follow-through couldn’t keep up, and when it pulled back, selling pressure appeared quickly. So I kept a bearish idea around 0.05794. In the end, the price reached 0.03725, and the result showed +705.49%.

What’s most tormenting in the middle wasn’t the drop—it was the long time with no direction. Many people get worn down and lose patience; when they see a single bullish candle, they start chasing orders. I also almost got thrown off by that kind of rhythm. What really kept me steady was that the price never managed to break out convincingly. The false breakout only exposed the key resistance levels above more clearly.

Later, the sell-off hit, and my earlier judgment was finally confirmed. That feeling of hanging in the air finally settled. This move wasn’t bearish because it fell; the problem of pressure at the high level had always been there. Trading sometimes isn’t about guts—it’s about whether you can stay clear-headed amid boredom and doubt.

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