Day of 2025-10-28

I started off with a run that helped clear my head and set a positive tone for the day. Running always gives me that balance between physical energy and mental clarity.

427.348 $SURGE 1685.468879 $HIVE, decreasing SURGE by 65.708 and $HIVE decrease by 386.516181 After the run, I checked the portfolio and noticed some movement in the numbers. My $SURGE balance sits at 427.348, down by 65.708, while $HIVE only dropped by 386.516181 to 1685.468879.

Somewhere between the run and the portfolio check, I realized I had completely forgotten about the small yield of $SURGE sitting in my trading account. It’s not a huge amount, but every bit counts, especially in a bear market. That tiny yield represents passive growth—proof that even when things look quiet, the system is still working. Forgetting about it made me realize I need to stay a little more organized with my holdings. It’s a small lesson, but it matters in the long-term strategy of managing multiple tokens.

Checking the closing prices, $LEO is currently at 0.133 and $HIVE is sitting at 0.136. The numbers may look small, but every decimal shift tells a story of market sentiment and activity. It’s interesting to watch how these two tokens move in relation to each other—sometimes in sync, sometimes not at all.

The consistency in $LEO’s stability gives a bit of comfort, while $HIVE continues to fluctuate just enough to keep things interesting - feeling like shriniking. Keeping an eye on these values helps me gauge where the next potential move might be.

Despite all the tracking and analysis, the overall market remains sluggish. Prices are still sitting below 0.14, with $HIVE now dipping dangerously close to the 0.129 mark.

It’s disheartening, but not surprising given the broader sentiment across the crypto landscape. These downtrends test patience and conviction, especially when optimism feels thin. Still, every market cycle has its valleys before the next rise, and I’m choosing to stay steady, watchful, and ready for when the next opportunity presents itself.