LIGHT started around 1.1 and has now risen above 1.5. To be honest, waking up after a good sleep and seeing such a rise is really pleasant.

However, this asset was originally intended to be shared publicly. As a result, someone entered the market at 1.1, and after it dropped to 1.08 (only a two-point drop), they rushed to ask me if it was going to crash. At that time, I seriously looked into it for them, and later realized it was just normal short-term volatility.

This made me realize a problem: many people say they want to hold long-term, but in reality, they can't withstand even a little bit of volatility. From 1.1 to 1.5, there will definitely be fluctuations in between. If you can't even handle a pullback to 1.08, how could you possibly hold on to it now?

So I didn't post this sign in the square at that time, and only gave it to a few truly patient people. Looking back now, this decision may have been the right one—otherwise the comment section would have been flooded with various doubts.

Ultimately, doing long-term trading requires several hard conditions:
First, you have to accept short-term fluctuations. Prices cannot rise in a straight line; a pullback of 5%-10% is common.
Second, you have to endure the pullback of unrealized gains. When it rises to 1.3, it may drop back to 1.15, can you stay steady?
Third, sometimes you have to admit your judgment was wrong and cut losses when necessary.

The long-term targets I shared before often ended up with only me still on board, while others had already left after making two or three points. That's also why I later shared more short-term strategies—at least everyone can hold on to them.

But the logic of short-term and long-term is completely different, and they should not be used interchangeably. If you want long-term gains, you need to have a long-term mindset.

I would like to ask everyone: If we encounter potential assets like LIGHT in the future, would you prefer that I share it in advance, or should I inform only a few people like this time? Those who can accept the conditions mentioned above, please leave a message.