Currently, it seems that 100k does indeed have resistance, but the pullback might not be very large. The reason for reducing positions at that time was indeed due to substantial profits, and I began to lock in profits while also observing an increase in short-term selling momentum, whether from structural resistance or shorting momentum. However, I expect that the pullback won't be too severe, and I will continue to hold my heavily weighted spot positions, as there is always a possibility of a rebound. If BTC can pull back to around 87k-80k, I will reinvest 25% of the amount reduced at 99k. For SOL, around 220-200, I will also add back 25% of the amount reduced at 258. Of course, this does not mean that it will definitely pull back to that position; if it starts to rebound now or is around 90k, I will not consider adding back.