I'm damn coming. Actually, you bought in the wrong place. In the wallet, you're buying from a liquidity pool algorithm, so buying causes the price to go up and selling causes the price to go down. On centralized exchanges, purchases are made as order matches point-to-point, all at a fixed price, and transactions are usually at that price, so there isn't much of a price increase. Decentralized trading is different; with liquidity pools, buying causes the price to rise and selling causes it to fall. After a trade, the price changes based on trading volume, making it more fair. The earlier you get in, the more likely you are to be a winner.