Since opening long at 94,000, I’ve repeatedly hedged several times, watching my recovery reach 400 USDT, only to see it ultimately fail.
Yesterday, I clearly could have exited completely, but seeing the liquidation data indicating there was still room down to 88,000, greed took over and I didn’t cut losses in time.
Tonight, I inserted a buy at 89,750, which pushed the price up sharply. I thought it would repeat yesterday’s pattern—bouncing back after two minutes— but the market didn’t follow the usual script.
Now, the weekend has fallen into a sideways grind, and I can only hope that on Sunday, the price drops back near 88,000 so I can make another move.
Honestly, ever since I started trading BTC and ETH, there have been painful moments every day. Sometimes it’s missing a rebound, sometimes it’s a misjudged entry, each regret is different, but the feeling is the same.
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Since opening long at 94,000, I’ve repeatedly hedged several times, watching my recovery reach 400 USDT, only to see it ultimately fail.
Yesterday, I clearly could have exited completely, but seeing the liquidation data indicating there was still room down to 88,000, greed took over and I didn’t cut losses in time.
Tonight, I inserted a buy at 89,750, which pushed the price up sharply. I thought it would repeat yesterday’s pattern—bouncing back after two minutes— but the market didn’t follow the usual script.
Now, the weekend has fallen into a sideways grind, and I can only hope that on Sunday, the price drops back near 88,000 so I can make another move.
Honestly, ever since I started trading BTC and ETH, there have been painful moments every day. Sometimes it’s missing a rebound, sometimes it’s a misjudged entry, each regret is different, but the feeling is the same.