Nothing is more frustrating than watching your position constantly round trip. And this is precisely the type of price action that causes 90% of people to close their winning positions too early. We saw the same thing when price kept bouncing off 62.6k, testing that level at least 10 times before finally making its next leg higher. After rejecting the highs repeatedly, people start losing confidence in their swings. Instead of holding their positions, they begin aggressively scalping the range. Closing, opening, closing, opening. Sure, they might make some money along the way. But when the range finally breaks, they end up missing the very move that would have been the most profitable. This is exactly how the market wears down your conviction. Repeated rejections make you question your positioning, and eventually, you start reacting to every minor fluctuation instead of focusing on the bigger picture. The reality is that catching the larger moves is far more profitable than constantly scalping for peanuts. Stop letting short term price action distract you from what actually matters.