$FST Soaring over 200% in a short period, the market immediately becomes noisy.

The timeline is filled with the same word: pump.
Some buy out of fear of missing out.
Others sell because they fear everything is over.
However, experienced traders take a different approach:
They pause, observe, and wait.
After the frenzy subsides, FST does not collapse.
Prices start to slow down—oscillating within a clear range.
Trading volume decreases, volatility begins to become orderly.
To some, this looks "boring."
To serious traders, this is the most genuine phase of the market.
This is exactly when the market shows its intentions.
The 0.0012 – 0.0014 zone begins to be repeatedly defended.
Each time selling pressure weakens, buying interest still appears.
Downward momentum is no longer fierce—just a correction.
On the other hand, the 0.0014 – 0.0023 zone becomes a test of patience.
Prices have not broken through, but they haven't moved far either.
The market is asking:
Who is truly ready to continue?
At this stage, decision-making is not about being quick or brave.
It's about structure and discipline.
Not buying out of "fear of missing out,"
But being prepared to buy when the price proves itself.
Persistent pullbacks.
Or accepted breakouts.
FST is not a story of chasing green candles.
It's a story about waiting for confirmation amid the noise.
And often, the best opportunities
don't appear when everyone is shouting "buy,"
but when the market finally says:
"Now."
Retail traders are influenced by emotions.
Professional traders respond to structure.
If FST chooses to continue,
the patient are already prepared.