Many people think they are waiting for a better opportunity, but in reality, they are often repeatedly missing the opportunities that have already appeared.

The most common scenario is that you see Bitcoin gradually breaking out of a range, and you actually have a judgment in your mind, but you never take action. Not because you don’t understand, but because you keep waiting for a more ideal position, thinking that waiting a bit longer will be safer. As a result, when the market actually moves out, you become hesitant to act because the price is no longer in the area you initially envisioned.

The problem isn’t with the judgment itself, but with the order of execution.

Many people have the habit of first judging the direction, then waiting for the right position, and finally considering whether to place an order. This process seems reasonable, but in actual trading, the last step is often very difficult to truly carry out. Because when the price actually reaches the position you originally envisioned, you start to reassess, doubting whether your judgment still holds; and when the price moves away, you feel you’ve missed the best entry point, so you choose to wait for the next opportunity.