Don't worry too much about how others perceive you, we are all adults here. If you don't believe it, you can choose not to buy. There are no guaranteed profits in buying and selling. Brother Pen, you are already great, thumbs up!

Since $USUAL was stopped out and sold at 0.9U, many people said that my brothers who bought at the high point ran away first. In fact, when I was around 1U, I had already posted to inform everyone of my stop loss at 0.9U, so it’s not considered betrayal. I don't conduct myself or my business in such a poor manner; everything is above board. Since I started calling out at 0.22U, many people said I was a shill. Later, when USUAL actually rose to 1.1U, such remarks gradually subsided.
I purchased 56,000 units at an average of 0.23U, and later bought another 3,000 units at 1.03U, totaling 59,000 units, plus Binance Wealth Management, making a total of 59,146 units. The price initially rose to 1.69U, and I never sold even one unit while it fluctuated back down to around 0.9U until it broke the pre-market trading price, which then triggered my stop loss to sell automatically.
I entered during pre-market trading and have always been optimistic about USUAL. However, when it fell below the pre-market trading price, I couldn’t hold on anymore, despite my commitment. It's like when everyone gets used to using the latest Apple smartphone; you can tolerate switching to other inferior knockoff smartphones, but you absolutely cannot accept going back to an old black-and-white non-smartphone. Maybe not everyone needs to understand, but when the same thing happens to you, you can let it go.
In fact, those who bought spot at high positions need not worry; just hold on for a few more months until the peak of the bull market, and it will definitely rise. USUAL has this potential and prospect, it just needs some more time. In 2025, when the bull market peak arrives, everything will be resolved smoothly.
If the price adjusts back to a certain low point, or when I believe the timing is right, I will also re-purchase USUAL. Trading itself has no right or wrong; as long as you can make money, that is the way to go.
Wishing USUAL all the best, and wishing everyone prosperity! $USUAL