Again G, this time it’s not that I couldn't align knowledge with action, but rather that reality didn't match expectations, which led to impatience. Yesterday at noon, I posted that there would be a big drop in the evening, and I happened to fully leverage and short ETH at the top. Logically, this wave should have taken off, but I was truly speechless. I really acted rashly because I saw Bitcoin and SOL slightly rise, thinking of shorting around 10 PM, so I directly closed my position. When the evening broadcast started, it hadn't even reached 10 PM, and there was a direct waterfall drop. I was quite distressed. At first, I wasn't in a rush because I knew a rapid drop would surely rebound. So I waited to short BTC around 10 PM, which wasn't a problem, but then the drop rebounded again, resulting in a floating loss. I felt panic because I had fully leveraged my bets. If it broke through and surged, I would be liquidated. Watching the high point approach around 10 PM, I panicked and closed my position at a loss. As a result, it quickly dropped afterward. I knew I was impatient again, but the loss wasn't too much. So I went to trade altcoins. These days, I've been paying attention to new contract coins like Dolo and ASR, which have been continuously dropping, thinking there would be a rebound. So I went long on Dolo and ASR, but after a prolonged period of volatility without a rise, I closed my positions again and went long on ETH and BTC. The result was repeated harvesting through volatility. In the end, I was still impatient. I was wondering why I chose to close my position at the beginning yesterday. It was still due to panic, worrying about losses. Clearly, it hadn't reached the liquidation line, yet I closed it. No big deal. $BTC