AT this coin has really been quite a roller coaster lately. Last night, I opened a position around 0.13, then added to it with a margin of 60,000 USDT. After a whole night of trading, my profit still hasn't exceeded the principal. I have to keep checking every so often, and this feeling is really uncomfortable.

Compared to previous holdings like LUNC and AIA, where I could sleep soundly with a single 100,000 USDT trade, now it's a completely different rhythm. Market liquidity has worsened, and even small fluctuations can wipe out stop-loss orders. To put it simply, big players can manipulate prices at will.

In this environment, staying up late watching the screen and actively trading doesn't yield much more than passive holding. The real opportunities to hold onto are usually when the market gives clear signals—not something you guess based on experience, but the kind that are genuinely displayed on the candlestick charts.

If you've also made a profit this wave, it's better to take profits in stages. Preserving your principal is always the top priority. Only by surviving long enough can you participate in the next market wave.

Mainstream coins like BTC and ETH currently have no clear short-term direction. My plan is to wait for the market to stabilize first. Instead of watching the charts every day for nonexistent opportunities, it's better to spend time clarifying your trading logic.