Recently, my operations with FHE have left me a bit confused about myself. The account grew from 17,600U to 340,000U, nearly a 20x increase. Looking back at the trading records now, it still feels a bit unreal.

The story started very simply. On the 7th, I decided to go long at the FHE price of 0.162. There wasn't any special analytical logic at the time; I just felt that this level might see some movement. Sure enough, the price didn't disappoint and rose all the way to 0.41. I wasn't greedy and took profit directly at this point, adding 80,000U to the account. I was quite excited at that moment, feeling that all my judgments were correct.

The next day, the price pulled back to 0.34. I saw this as a good opportunity to re-enter, and this time it was another good decision—the price rose again, reaching a high of 0.48. I didn't expect too much and took profit at this high point, earning another 110,000U from this operation.

Interestingly, I didn't chase the high further. Watching the 0.47 level, I started to feel that the rise was a bit too rapid and might carry some risk. So I made a reverse move and opened a short position. In the evening, the price indeed experienced a significant correction, dropping to 0.27. This prediction added another 130,000U to my gains.

After three trades, the account balance was indeed a bit surprising. Looking back at the whole process, it mainly came down to grasping key levels and managing risk—avoiding greed at the high points and not panicking excessively during pullbacks. Although luck played a role, this case at least shows how important reasonable entry and exit points and risk awareness are in a volatile market.