A coin I chased went from entry to a surge up to 35k in just 45 minutes. It looked very exciting, but the market suddenly hit a snag. The trend stalled, and I didn't hesitate; I took profit at the 18k level. Someone said I lost money this way? No, quite the opposite — my cost basis was only 11k, which is already a good profit.

The key is, I did my best. I saw the right direction, and the entry timing was good, but the market just didn't accept higher prices. Why keep holding on at that point? Every trade should teach you to act decisively. Take profits when it's right — don't think you must chase the highest point. The market will always give you new opportunities, and capital is the foundation for repeated trading. The way to take profits is right here — cash out in time, respect the market rhythm, and wait for the next opportunity.