You are not a KOL, so stop trading like you have an army of people waiting to pump your bags the second you buy. You don’t have copytraders watching your wallet and creating volume after every entry. Don’t get fooled by all these dudes posting screenshots saying they made $30K in a day. Half the time they’re buying at a $3K market cap, selling at a $4K market cap, and repeating it 500 times while everyone watching thinks they can replicate the same results. You see people up millions of dollars and start thinking this market is easy. It isn’t. There’s a reason so few people ever get into that position in the first place. There will be bad days and there will be incredible days. The biggest skill you can develop is knowing the difference. The best way to think about this market is poker. You do not play every hand. You train yourself to be patient and wait until the odds are actually in your favor. You don’t need to buy every garbage derivative that launches and convince yourself it’s going to make you rich. When the market is bad, you can usually feel it. Nothing is running. Coins struggle to reach millions. Volume dries up. Everyone is just recycling the same money back and forth. A few days ago, $PAID launched and hit $16M+ market cap in under a day. Once something starts moving like that, it isn’t just copytraders blindly buying after a KOL anymore. New money is flowing into the market, attention is increasing, and people are willing to take more risk. Those are the days you need to pay attention. Big runners create volume. Big runners bring people back. Big runners create opportunities across the entire market. When there are no big runners, you’re basically sitting at a poker table against KOLs with better information, more followers, more liquidity, and hundreds of people ready to buy after them. And if you keep forcing trades into that environment, they will rinse you for every penny you have.