Today I truly witnessed what people mean by the magic of the market. With the DOYR token, the candlestick chart in just a few hours managed to play out the entire life cycle of bibi—from being unknown, to a frenzied pump, to a pullback from the highs, and finally settling into calm.

Sitting in front of the screen watching those red and green candles intertwine, honestly, it’s a very complicated feeling. Back in the day, that bibi rally lasted for months—some people made money, some got trapped, and some went through a long psychological rollercoaster from hope to disappointment. But with DOYR, the entire process was condensed into just a few hours; there was no time to get excited on the way up, and no time to react on the way down.

That powerless feeling of watching opportunity come and go right in front of you, wanting to catch it but failing, is something only those who have really watched the charts can understand. The market never waits for anyone; the pace is so fast it makes you question your own judgment. Sometimes it’s not that you don’t want to get on board, it’s that the train is moving so fast you can’t even jump on.