The big cake surged to 87200, and the 15-minute line issued a bearish signal. I closed my long position and then chased a short in line with it, but I couldn’t hold it. After calming down, I realized: I had subjectively assumed the larger trend was upward, so I feared shorting, ignored the clear signals from the daily chart divergence and the key level where price met resistance. Later, I reopened a long at 84500, saying out loud that there was support here and that I wanted to go “hunt” for the liquidity above—but in essence, it was just unwillingness.

This trade was entirely emotion-driven, and it was an operation that I shouldn’t have made. Next plan: wait for a better opportunity to go long. I’ll enter only after the liquidity at 83000 and 82000 gets smashed. If there is an effective breakdown below 81000, I’ll treat it as a trend change and execute the stop loss. #BTC # trading review