BTC is oscillating around 91000 and hasn't yet reached the 89588 long entry level I've been monitoring. I'll continue to observe and wait patiently, as patience is key.
Yesterday early morning, BTC completed a pullback near 91200 and quickly rebounded to around 93800. I closed all my short positions for profit. At that moment, I was thinking of waiting for around 94000 to establish a new short position, but while I was hesitating, the market reversed. I missed that opportunity. Now BTC is oscillating around 91000 without dropping to the 89588 long entry level I've been watching. I'll continue observing—patience is the way.
I've discovered that in trading, you really need a priority ranking for mindset: profits are definitely the best, but being in cash is actually second best. Why? Because holding cash means no losses, and missing out doesn't cost money either—you still have ammunition for the next market move. In contrast, holding losing positions and suffering losses are the true tests of your mindset. Sometimes being wrong about direction is a hundred times worse than missing out. So rather than stirring the pot at intermediate levels and grinding away my mindset, I'd rather play games or read books and wait for real opportunities.
My BTC trading strategy for today is as follows: Long entry near 89588, stop loss at 88888. If I successfully enter, I'll exit in batches at 91588, 92888, and 94100. More aggressive traders can also wait at 90888 with small positions to probe, reserving space for adding to positions. Once it breaks below 88888, I'll shift to adding longs at 87588, move the stop loss to 86288, and take profits at 90888, 92888, and 94000 in batches.
For shorts, I'll still establish positions on the left side of 94000 with a stop loss at 95000. Since 95000 is currently holding as resistance, short positions at this important level are still worth holding.
Being in a cash position is truly the most comfortable state. You don't have to watch the K-line with your health bar plummeting.
You can sleep and wake up without losing money. Wake up and try again.
It's all tricks, bro. I'm also waiting at 94000 for my short position, just waiting for the moment to reverse.
Missing the move is even more frustrating than taking a loss. What kind of mindset is that?
I've been waiting at 89588 for three days. Bitcoin just won't give me a break.
BTC is oscillating around 91000 and hasn't yet reached the 89588 long entry level I've been monitoring. I'll continue to observe and wait patiently, as patience is key.
Yesterday early morning, BTC completed a pullback near 91200 and quickly rebounded to around 93800. I closed all my short positions for profit. At that moment, I was thinking of waiting for around 94000 to establish a new short position, but while I was hesitating, the market reversed. I missed that opportunity. Now BTC is oscillating around 91000 without dropping to the 89588 long entry level I've been watching. I'll continue observing—patience is the way.
I've discovered that in trading, you really need a priority ranking for mindset: profits are definitely the best, but being in cash is actually second best. Why? Because holding cash means no losses, and missing out doesn't cost money either—you still have ammunition for the next market move. In contrast, holding losing positions and suffering losses are the true tests of your mindset. Sometimes being wrong about direction is a hundred times worse than missing out. So rather than stirring the pot at intermediate levels and grinding away my mindset, I'd rather play games or read books and wait for real opportunities.
My BTC trading strategy for today is as follows: Long entry near 89588, stop loss at 88888. If I successfully enter, I'll exit in batches at 91588, 92888, and 94100. More aggressive traders can also wait at 90888 with small positions to probe, reserving space for adding to positions. Once it breaks below 88888, I'll shift to adding longs at 87588, move the stop loss to 86288, and take profits at 90888, 92888, and 94000 in batches.
For shorts, I'll still establish positions on the left side of 94000 with a stop loss at 95000. Since 95000 is currently holding as resistance, short positions at this important level are still worth holding.