Greetings!
I think I've gained enough and massive confidence in the fall and rise of $Hive; if not, by now, I should be crying and probably wouldn’t have the zeal to blog for many days on this blockchain. Wondering what happened? Read on.
For a couple of weeks, I've been testing my little intelligence on the fall and rise of $Hive. I have been monitoring the movements to buy and sell to see if I would be able to recover a little of the huge expenses I made earlier this month.
At first, my luck paid off. I was able to make $10 in two days due to my careful monitoring before I bought—or, please permit me to say “guesses,” because I know nothing about the candlestick charts. Lol.
Yeah, during last week, when $Hive was swinging between $0.47 and $0.55, that was when my luck smiled at me, and I was feeling like a crypto pro. It's not actually easy to make $10 in two days in such a game of luck like that. With what I got, I went on to calculate what I would make in the future if I continued like that. Lol.
Last Friday, $Hive dipped down to around $0.49, and I wanted to buy at that point with the mindset that it would go up soon because that's how it's been happening recently. My instinct told me not to buy, so I obeyed and closed my Binance.
Guess what? The next day, it dipped even worse to $0.40, and hey, I was happy because I didn’t buy at the spot I wanted earlier; otherwise, I would have been at a big loss. Later that day, I saw that it had started climbing, so I rushed to buy at $0.433.
Guys, after that, it dipped down to $0.36, and hey, I almost went mad.
Since two days ago, I’ve been watching how my money has been decreasing so quickly, and I’ve been laughing in pain.😅
Although I have the confidence that it’ll get back to the spot where I bought and even surpass it, at this juncture, I don’t even want it to surpass it—let it just get to the price I’m targeting so I can stop and get my money back. I’m not a crypto person. Lol.
Thanks for reading.
Photo is a screenshot from my binance account