Just ten minutes before that new coin went live, the price suddenly dropped by a chunk. Watching others rush to seize the opportunity, I pondered a thought—wait until I see what it really is, then open a short position and reverse the operation. That's what I said, greed indeed plays a role, but what hurts more is that my limit order didn't get filled at all. In the end, I had no choice but to fill it at market price forcibly.

The profit I made isn't much, but for me, it's everything. This trade taught me a lesson—sometimes your intuition is right, but execution fails, and it's all for nothing. Market opportunities are fleeting; hesitate half a second when it's time to act, and losses can double. Next time, learn from this lesson—don't gamble on luck with limit orders again.