The most grueling thing isn’t a sharp drop—it’s Bitcoin grinding back and forth around $78,000 all day.
It ticks up, then falls back; dips a little, then bounces back. It looks like it’s about to move, but it never goes anywhere.
This kind of market makes it easiest to get itchy fingers—constantly switching positions, chasing rallies and selling dips. You end up paying plenty in fees, and your nerves give out first.
My thinking is simple for now: until a clear direction emerges, I’ll trade less and wait for it to break out of the $77,000–$78,000 range.
Sideways trading doesn’t wear down the price—it wears down your patience.
$BTC
#比特币 #CryptoMarket
It ticks up, then falls back; dips a little, then bounces back. It looks like it’s about to move, but it never goes anywhere.
This kind of market makes it easiest to get itchy fingers—constantly switching positions, chasing rallies and selling dips. You end up paying plenty in fees, and your nerves give out first.
My thinking is simple for now: until a clear direction emerges, I’ll trade less and wait for it to break out of the $77,000–$78,000 range.
Sideways trading doesn’t wear down the price—it wears down your patience.
$BTC
#比特币 #CryptoMarket