My intuition back then was basically correct. I invested over 200 USDT in the afternoon to average down, and I saw the lowest point at that time. The decline that happened the day before yesterday scared me into selling too early, and my mindset was a bit shaken. Later I placed limit orders at 0.006 and 0.005 positions, with one order filling at 0.0061. I originally wanted to wait for a lower price, set up the order and went to sleep. When I woke up, the price had already surged above 0.016, so I immediately got up and pushed all my available funds into averaging down.

This operation gave me several insights. First, it's about mindset — you need the courage of burning your bridges and strategic awareness, while also honestly assessing how much risk you can bear. To put it bluntly, us retail traders are different from whales; their one operation might be our entire year's capital. So you need the necessary courage, but even more importantly, you need clear self-awareness. Market volatility tests not only your coin selection skills, but also your psychological resilience.