$$ONE I entered at 0.00145 yesterday. I didn't sell at 0.0021 today, and now it's at 0.0018, with only 24% unrealized profit left. This trade wasn't executed perfectly, but I stuck to my discipline.

Review: ONE consolidated at 0.0013 for six hours the day before yesterday, with trading volume falling to its lowest level of the day. I placed a buy order at 0.00145 and entered with a 20% position. Why 0.00145? It was the starting point of the previous rally plus 10% above the 24h low. I set my stop-loss at 0.00128: if it broke below the previous low, I'd exit immediately, keeping the loss within 12%. When it rallied to 0.0021 yesterday, I placed a take-profit order at 0.00205 to sell half, but it didn't fill. The price only touched 0.0021, and sell pressure on the order book was too heavy, so it was instantly pushed back to 0.0019. I hesitated for that minute, thinking, “I'll wait a little longer,” but the chance never came. The lesson is simple: without a conditional take-profit order, clicking manually is always a beat too slow. Today, around 0.0018, I moved the take-profit level for the remaining half to 0.00175, above breakeven. If it breaks below that, I'll exit.

The plan now: don't chase. The current price is 0.0018, up 21.95% over 24h, with trading volume surging to 202M. But 0.0021 is a genuine resistance level today; the price has failed to break through twice. I'll only enter on a pullback to the 0.0016-0.00165 range, the consolidation platform midway through today's rally. Stop-loss at 0.00148, first take-profit target at 0.0020, second target at 0.0021, with a maximum position of 20%. If it doesn't pull back, I won't trade. I'd rather miss out.

The easiest mistake in this market is seeing it rise 20% and thinking it can keep going, chasing above 0.0020, then getting pushed down by sell pressure at 0.0021. My rule: don't chase a surge in volume without price gains; only enter after a confirmed pullback.

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