I think one of my worst traits in trading, and that I fall for very often, is that I am an "all in or nothing type". Either I am in a position with size, or I'm sidelined. From a conviction perspective, this is great, because why bet on other ideas than your best one, but it also leads me often to not pull the trigger at all/fast enough, and I miss lots of good entries because I want it to go even lower. But when the low I visualized is there, I want it even lower. Hehe. For example yesterday, when Garret Bullish had a public liq level at 2260 for ETH, I placed a limit bid slightly higher, at 2290, but when we came close to this price I decided to cancel my limit order. I chickened out. Instead what I should have done was to just reduce my size, and at least get something filled. Just to be in the trade, and with the possibility to average down. I have many other flaws btw, but this is one of them.

am i doing wrong because i am all in eth?

yes but gave back all my profits

still in profit, no? but sure...it was much higher :(

Interesting... my problem the last four years has been like the exact opposite where I tend to undersize all my trades so my big winners are never really that big lol...