Sometimes trading is like chasing the white moonlight — missing one opportunity can easily lead to chaos later on.
Last night I wanted to short, but I failed to enter the position successfully. Instead, I slipped up and entered a long position. This position has been tightly trapped since yesterday, grinding sideways all day. It seems that this price level should be able to turn around and make a profit, but after such prolonged oscillation, I feel like something big is brewing. Hopefully, it’s not a reverse breakout.
The most ridiculous thing is that last night I even dreamed of a direct liquidation, dreaming that Bitcoin once surged to 72,000. Waking up in a cold sweat, but sometimes these extreme dreams are a true reflection of market psychology — we both expect a sharp rise and fear a sharp fall, and in this dilemma, we get trapped.
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DegenDreamer
· 2025-12-18 13:42
Haha, slipping up like that is really top-notch. Just do the opposite of the long and short positions.
Dreaming of a liquidation and waking up in a cold sweat—how strong is your mental resilience?
Repeated fluctuations are just testing your psychological defenses.
This is trading: one thought can make you a saint, another can turn you into a demon.
You still need to keep a steady mindset; don't get caught in the madness.
Sometimes trading is like chasing the white moonlight — missing one opportunity can easily lead to chaos later on.
Last night I wanted to short, but I failed to enter the position successfully. Instead, I slipped up and entered a long position. This position has been tightly trapped since yesterday, grinding sideways all day. It seems that this price level should be able to turn around and make a profit, but after such prolonged oscillation, I feel like something big is brewing. Hopefully, it’s not a reverse breakout.
The most ridiculous thing is that last night I even dreamed of a direct liquidation, dreaming that Bitcoin once surged to 72,000. Waking up in a cold sweat, but sometimes these extreme dreams are a true reflection of market psychology — we both expect a sharp rise and fear a sharp fall, and in this dilemma, we get trapped.