There's definitely a pattern: some traders cash out at 2-3x gains pretty quickly. Hard to blame them, honestly. But here's the thing—if you're looking at tech-driven projects like Muller, taking profits on the way up makes sense from a risk management standpoint. The real move, though? Keep a meaningful bag for the longer play. The early exits capture quick wins, sure. But the ones who hold through the noise on solid tech usually see better returns once the market catches up to the fundamentals. It's that balance between locking in gains and staying exposed to the upside that separates patience from panic.