#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 This week's trading review, I have to be honest — I've been battling internally.

The initial plan was to go long, imagining $BTC soaring above 96,000 before shorting. But I was influenced by others' bearish views and got caught up in the momentum, so I also bought the spot at 90299. Honestly, it’s still a matter of willpower that needs further refinement.

I opened a short at 91999, added positions at 93399, 94399, and 95399, totaling a 4% position. I originally wanted to add another at 97999, but it didn’t fill — if it had, I would have already taken profits. Later, I made two TPs at 96999, bringing the average price down to 94499, but it was mentally exhausting. Sleep quality at night was poor, always fearing the market would hit 100,000 straight away, with a liquidation level around 103,000. This conflicting mindset is the worst — I don’t want to see it liquidate, but I also don’t want to keep TPing, which is too draining.

I placed stop-profit orders at 93999 several times, but none were hit. The closest was around 94490, but I reacted too slowly and missed it. Last night, I set a stop-loss at 94999, planning for a 500-point stop, but it hit within 100 points, and I didn’t execute. It wasn’t until this morning, when the price dropped to 95400, that I finally forced myself to manually stop out — a 1000-point loss on a 4% position.

This has been a costly lesson. Starting today, I must enforce discipline on myself.