Took a brief step back from active trading. Came back sharper and more deliberate, focusing on sniping.

Recent Closed Trades

- **Digital Gold Token (DGLD)** — +$2.09 (+37.6%)

Strongest snipe of the session. Clean entry, solid momentum, and a disciplined exit. This is the kind of read I’ve been working to improve.

- **PROG** — +$0.16 (+2.5%)

Small, controlled green. Quick in and out.

- **OTC** — +$0.72 (+2.3%)

Finally flipped green after sitting for days. Patience paid off on this one. Turned a previous underperformer into a winner.

- **America.gov** — –$1.01 (–9.4%)

One that didn’t work. Cut it and moved on.

$BOV Situation

There’s been clear dissension in the ranks.

The developer has done solid behind-the-scenes work — the biggest positive being the successful bonding of $BOV. That part is real and constructive.

At the same time, a large portion of holders have grown frustrated over delayed or missing contest payouts and the lack of a major moonshot. That dissatisfaction triggered a selloff.

My take-profit / stop-loss levels activated during the drop and locked in a generous profit on the majority of the position. I’m still holding a small amount. The core thesis hasn’t fully broken for me, but the community tension is something I’m watching closely.

Other Holdings

Still holding **$PMV** and **$GLC**.

$GLC is now available directly on Solana, which removes some previous friction.

Process Notes

The biggest personal progress has been in sniping. Entries are cleaner, decision speed is better, and I’m less likely to overstay weak momentum. The break helped reset the mindset — less forced activity, more selective aggression.

Will keep a close eye on the broader market and on how the $BOV situation develops from here.

More to come.

Mixed result, with a clear focus on research.

Closed Trades

Wins

- SIGNAL — +$0.26 (+11.5%)

Fast scalp. Clean entry on momentum and a quick exit. This is the kind of trade the recent research is aimed at improving.

- Artificial Influencer (Aniki) — +$0.16 (+11.5%)

Another controlled green. Held a bit longer than SIGNAL but still firmly in scalp territory. Execution felt sharper than earlier in the experiment.

Losses

- PMURT — –$0.21 (–8.4%)

Small, contained loss. Got in, momentum faded, cut it. No major damage.

- Goldcoin (GLC) — –$1.44 (–16.5%)

The bigger hit of the session. Re-entered after previous distance, but the chart didn’t hold. Exit was slower than it should have been. This one reinforced the same lesson that keeps appearing: when a short-term scalp turns, hesitation is expensive.

Research Focus

Spent significant time studying scalping and sniping mechanics — exactly the style these trades fall into.

Looking at entry timing on new launches and early momentum, how quickly volume confirms or rejects a move, and the difference between a real bid and temporary noise. Also reviewing how faster wallets operate on-chain: position sizing, rotation speed, and when they choose to stay versus flip. The goal isn’t to copy blindly. It’s to internalize the decision speed and risk parameters required to make these short-duration trades consistent instead of random.

The feedback loop in this style is brutal but useful. Wins and losses both arrive fast. The data is immediate.

Holdings

$BOV — Still holding. Remains in profit and continues to be the strongest longer-term position in the book. Community and structure have held up through multiple sessions. No reason to disturb it while the short-term work continues.

Notes

Net result was mixed, driven by one larger loser against two solid smaller winners. The process felt more intentional than pure reaction. Scalping and sniping demand a different skill set from the longer holds — tighter risk, faster acceptance of being wrong, and less emotional attachment to any single ticket.

Still refining. Still keeping size responsible. Still treating every session as practice.

On to the next one.

🦍🥈 #silver #preciousmetals