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The hardest part this time isn't that BTC dropped, but that I once again saw the opportunity correctly but didn't increase my position. Earlier, I was watching the support zone between 75,600 and 74,900. BTC hit a low near 74,896 and then immediately bounced back sharply. Now it has climbed back above 81,100. By the time I realized it, it was no longer about "bottom fishing" but about whether to chase the price. More importantly, there have been clear changes in the news these past two days: although the Fed just raised interest rates and the CLARITY Act didn't pass, the market didn't continue to crash; instead, the SEC relaxed restrictions on tokenized stock trading, the CFTC is advancing crypto market regulations, and with oil prices falling, BTC has reclaimed the 80,000 level. The current market situation is awkward: around 81,600 is the first resistance level I marked on my chart, with a previous high at 82,280. If I chase in now, the risk-reward ratio isn't as comfortable as a few days ago; if I don't, I can only watch the candlesticks move higher. So this time, I'm not pretending to "precisely bottom fish." Missing out is just missing out. The worst thing in trading isn't not making money, but rushing to prove yourself after missing out. Right now, I'm waiting for two levels: whether 81,600 can truly hold, or whether a pullback near 78,400 can be caught. If I miss this wave, so be it. There is plenty of money in the market; there's no need to force this one trade. $BTC