$BTC

The mood has changed.
In the early morning, I saw someone betting on Germany to win, and that fierce determination could be felt through the screen.

I admit, in that moment, I was caught up in the heat and really thought this wave of market movement should have some people rushing in.

And then I did something stupid.

5x leverage, $BTC long position, entry price 67,701. I got on the trade in a daze, my heartbeat still not steady.

Now $BTC is at 64,024, with an unrealized loss of 45 USDT, a return rate of -27.16%.

Do you think I’m panicking... Actually, it’s not that bad.

But to be honest, the excitement I felt when entering has now turned into silence while watching the charts.

I stare at that candlestick, like watching a weather forecast saying the sun will come out, but then getting drenched in rain.

The market instinct is warning me.

It’s not that Bitcoin isn’t good — but at this moment, this emotional temperature, I always feel something’s off. It’s like a football match, the atmosphere is hottest before kickoff, but once it starts, whoever stabilizes first wins.

Now I’m holding the floating loss, and I haven’t moved.

What’s next? Not rushing to add more, nor rushing to cut.

Waiting to see if it moves first; before the emotional turning point arrives, reckless actions are a big taboo.

Ask yourself: at this position, do you dare to add more? Or do you want to run?

Comment your cost basis, I want to see if anyone else is like me—getting excited at midnight, worried at dawn.

Recently, that free betting activity for the World Cup is actually quite interesting, just like this market movement, both betting on “what’s next.”

Free points to bet on Germany to win, and if you guess right, you can get $BTC — this kind of traffic-driving tactic will directly inject this betting mood into the crypto circle, and short-term altcoins and $BTC ’s liquidity might be reactivated.
Getting on the Trump track, hero dog Conan. Ecosystem staking is in full swing.