$GUN this small coin really knows how to play. The position wasn't large, but when it surged to 0.02898, it generated over 1600% return, and at that moment, I was holding a floating profit of 250U. Clearly, it was time to take profits, but I chose to gamble instead.

Thinking that since things were already like this, I might as well hold and see if it could hit a new high. And what happened? The market gave me a loud slap — the price directly returned to the starting point. That little bit of hope vanished in an instant. By the time I regained my senses, there was only a pitiful profit of a dozen or so U remaining in my account.

This round of operation clearly demonstrated the cost of greed. It seems that the long-term holding strategy doesn't suit someone like me who lacks execution discipline. If I had known to cut at 0.02898, I could have at least pocketed over 300U in profit. The lesson is clear — in the high-volatility game of small coins, you must take profits when the time is right.