Before getting on this time, I was actually more cautious than usual. The long orders around 0.010718 didn’t strengthen immediately; the price kept whipsawing, and after several sell-offs that really felt like the market might be over, my own judgment bounced back and forth between doubt and perseverance.

What truly made me keep watching was that every pullback didn’t break the support into pieces. Later, when the price reached 0.013316, the +1168.17% result gradually played out, and the earlier anxiety turned into relief. Especially after that spike, it didn’t keep going down; instead, it regained stability. The signals the chart gave were already very clear.

I didn’t choose to chase orders after the move started, because that would easily mess up the original rhythm. A common scam in the crypto space is to first grind the price to sap patience, then suddenly pump; by the time people react, it’s already started making them lose control. This time, at least, I didn’t get dragged along by that rhythm.

The easiest mistake to make after making a profit is thinking you suddenly understand all the market. In the end, this trade only worked well because the judgment and the waiting happened to match up. After that, you still have to respect the chart: when you can read it, hold with patience; when you can’t, don’t force a catch on a flying knife.

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