What often causes people to lose money isn’t that $87,000 fails to break through—it’s switching to a different system every time it does.

CoinDesk reported at 12:41 p.m. Beijing time on October 6 that BTC was turned back near $87,000 for the third time, then fell back to around $85,600. This move is worth watching, but an intraday pullback alone doesn’t automatically invalidate a higher-timeframe plan.

If your rules are based on the 12-hour close, an intraday wick is just information; it shouldn’t be turned into an exit signal on a whim. Before entering a trade, clearly define your observation timeframe, invalidation conditions, and risk per trade. If your trigger is hit, act; if not, wait. The value of discipline isn’t getting every call right—it’s sticking to the same yardstick when the market gets noisy.

The last time you changed your plan early, did it help you avoid risk, or make you miss the move you were originally expecting?

For personal market commentary only; this is not investment advice.#以太坊Q3涨70%流动性下降