Spent three hours in the air, landed to find that even after Dylan’s clarification post spread, the price rebound was still limited. The overall market sentiment is pretty bearish, so I took the rebound as an opportunity to take profits and exit for now. There’s been a lot of heated discussion today about Wlfi’s secondary market performance, with quite a bit of disagreement. I saw some objections to my midday buy-in post, so let me elaborate a bit. First of all, expecting the price to skyrocket immediately after tonight’s unlock isn’t very realistic. There’s already been a lot of profit-taking from early positions, and you can’t expect everyone to hold on for bigger gains. Especially with the lessons we’ve learned from previous so-called “king projects,” it’s clear that jumping in at the peak of hype for a new narrative is risky. So, the selling pressure at launch definitely won’t be light. Believing in a project’s future potential doesn’t mean blindly buying in at any moment. Even though I hold Wlfi bags myself, I still think it’s important to take profits when the time is right. My midday move was a short-term play targeting the panic sell-off to catch a rebound. Wlfi does have better depth and hype compared to some of the previous “king” projects like Eco. I don’t think it’ll be a one-and-done pump like Trump, since meme coins generally lack strategic depth. That said, maybe to add some drama to tonight’s launch, there’s still controversy around the initial liquidity setup. In this kind of fog-of-war situation, going all-in might not be as wise as waiting for the price to form a bottom first.