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Honestly, the gains from this wave of the market have really surprised me.
Let's look back at the process. On the 9th, the price was still hovering around 0.14. I laid out the entry logic, and many people followed along and got in.
The most memorable thing was when a voice suddenly appeared—
"Good thing I didn't buy, or I would have been trapped early."
I was really a bit stunned at that moment.
A few points of normal pullback, and that’s considered being trapped? Does it mean you only make money if the price shoots straight up after buying?
I just replied: This is normal volatility. Hold on, and give the market time to react.
The market isn’t made for impatient people.
Today, I looked at the data again—
It shot up directly to 0.26.
Nearly a 100% increase, truly doubling in value.
There’s nothing mysterious behind this; it’s just a difference in perception.
Some get scared and run at a few candlesticks, while others endure the fluctuations and fully absorb the move. That’s the difference.
Playing in the crypto world, the logic is simple—
If you can withstand the volatility,
The market will give you the corresponding returns.
To friends who are still wavering, I want to say honestly:
It’s not that the market didn’t give opportunities,
It’s that too many people get off the train at the first sign of turbulence.
How to see the next rhythm? How to identify potential projects? These questions always come up. The key is to understand the logic behind each wave of the market so you can truly ride out the entire cycle.