I recall that you had the same problem at $7,880.
At this pace, you might not be able to acquire any BTC, if you sold all of your BTC and you are not able to get it back because you continue to sell too much too early and then wait for BTC prices to go down, that does not end up coming.
For ease of reference, below is a copy of my responses to a couple of your earlier posts (from a few days ago), in which you seemed to have been left behind in your retroactive thinking (and failure to act behaviors), there, too.... Coincidence, or no?
Must suck to be you? And, maybe sooner or later you will learn to stop waiting for the BTC price to drop and just buy on a regular basis, so you do not have to run after the train (or is it a rocket, which I heard is more difficult to catch?) and miss out on $1k or more pumpenings.
How did that work out?
Note: for some people, there is never a bad time to sell their BTC, and any little blip causes them to become trigger happy, yet through BTC history, we have seen a lot of bitter folks who have come out of that practice of selling too much too soon, and then they have shot their whole wadd when BTC prices shoot up another 10x or some other variant.. and maybe some of those folks never buy back in because they become disgruntled and bitter.. and they are subsequently always waiting for a BTC price correction that either never quite gets down to their previous selling point or to some further greedy point that they want to project "profits" blah blah blah...
That is no way to "grind" your balance up.