【Share】 Don't blindly trust the trading gods; every process is actually winding. Think about how you would trade on days when your luck isn't on your side. $giggle $4 is relatively long, but it's valuable for its authenticity. Let me share the real trading process through $Giggle $4. I hope some friends can avoid being influenced by incorrect notions that lead to extra losses. Giggle is abbreviated as gg, and I have a complete narrative on my Twitter, detailing the journey from 6M to 100M. In reality, the communication process with my group friends is much more complex. A few days ago, I called out 6M for everyone in the second phase. A few minutes after I tweeted, cz tweeted to thank for the donations, and it directly surged to 50M by noon. After a slight pullback, it couldn't be pushed up anymore, so I sold (at that time, I mentioned that cz's tweet essentially had two meanings: 1. This coin is not mine. 2. The donations are for this coin, so don't get it wrong). I also mentioned on Twitter that extreme wash trading is a norm. The next day, I entered the second phase again. After the donations reached 3 million, I didn't sell, and then cz didn't interact for several days, getting stuck at the bottom. I knew it was definitely extreme wash trading, so I bought the dip to lower my average price, but it still affected my mood quite a bit. Plus, since the second phase was intended for a swing trade, I bought more just to ride the wave and planned to sell when the signal was called, but I ended up putting all the profits from the first time I made several times back in, so I still ended up losing, leading to a long process of waiting. Because this donation fund will eventually move, it will definitely rise at some point, so even if I'm stuck, I can hold on. I waited until cz's space session brought it back to over 30M with profits, but I felt it was too little. In the following days, the VC wasn't doing well, and there was a lot of criticism. Clearly, we could only shift attention through memes to boost the brand. Especially after $4 came out, Binance's best strategy for this wave of traffic will definitely involve more memes, and gg is the best target. Yesterday, it went on Alpha as expected. I wanted to sell at 80M, but ended up selling at an average of over 90M when it hit 100M. It's not that I don't have confidence in the future; I just wanted to take it easy after being stuck for seven or eight days and with the holiday. Now, about $4. On National Day, my group friends were all rushing in, from 200K to 400K. I happened to be out for lunch (not rushing in while drinking), just glanced at it and thought it was indeed possible. When I got home, it was around 1M, and I only bought a little more. My group friends started to pour in slowly, and I wanted to wait until everyone was in before I bought more. Then cz made a historic tweet, saying the hacker had run away. We checked our holdings, and the first wallet targeted still had 10% of the supply left. This was serious. Didn't cz know that the coin's holdings weren't clean? Clearly not. After the tweet and checking, it was already at 10M. Everyone rushed to buy at an average of 25 BNB at a price of 0.0125, and it quickly doubled (now looking at K, it's 39.7M, which was a spike; the actual highest was just over 20M). Then it dropped close to the cost price. If it were you, would you add to your position or hold on? I chose to run close to the cost price because giggle was stuck even more, indicating that the previous coin would still affect my trading state. After I sold, it kept rising, fluctuating between 13-20M. It wasn't that I didn't want to enter; I just didn't want to get stuck. I thought about it: entering at 20M and getting stuck would affect my mood. I might as well wait for certain news, like cz tweeting or going on Alpha, to jump in right away. Especially on that day, the VC coin of $2z was directly cut. I mentioned on Twitter and in the Telegram group about today's situation with the 2z coin, which would determine whether $4 could go on Alpha the next day. With the VC coin being cut like this, going on Binance with $4 is the best strategy; it can shift attention and also win goodwill, and it doesn't cost much. The third time for $4 was Alpha. I took a quick look at cz's community members and saw they hadn't run away, so I directly bought 50 BNB (I thought this was the chip I could buy when there was no bottom, equivalent to buying the same thing but not getting stuck). Then, the night before last, I kept waiting to sell, enduring until after 4 AM. When it hit 160M and couldn't move, I slowly sold as it pulled back to 140M. It's not that I don't have confidence; it's just that I want to earn from the future, like spot trading or shorting, and holding regardless of price fluctuations is mentally exhausting and tiring. Actually, last night I wanted to find an opportunity to enter at a low position again. I slept around 5 AM the night before, got up at 7 AM yesterday, and didn't sleep during the day. Last night, before 11 PM, I fell asleep and woke up today at 7 AM. Now that I've tweeted, it's already at 200M, and I'm still thinking about what position to look for.