Bitcoin is back at 100,000, ETH at 3540, SOL at 200, all have roughly formed a W bottom and have come close to the previous high neckline. It's normal to have resistance here, and for high-leverage contracts, consider taking profits near resistance, because if it can't break through, it will turn into a double top. Waiting for a confirmed breakout before re-entering on the right side will be more stable, and there won't be much loss. This way, BTC will return to the previous high of 108,000, and ETH will have to reach 4000 to encounter resistance again.

However, my long-term position with 2x leverage is still firmly held because the bull market has just started; it's only been 2 months, and there's still a year of potential growth ahead. ETH will definitely reach 8000, and SOL will go to 500, just hold on to them.

Regarding Sol, our right-side trading was correct, and we should have waited for a confirmed breakout before entering. Last week, Sol failed to break upwards and instead broke downwards; now it has formed a W bottom rebound. 200 is the first resistance at the neckline, while the second resistance is at 215.

I am still waiting for Sol to confirm a breakout above the 220 downward trend line before I increase leverage to enter and ride the trend up to 260.

As for spot or 2x long positions, just hold them. I have 70% of my position in long-term, and 30% is reserved for taking action when opportunities arise. If there are good entry points, I will make a move, like when we entered BTC at 92600 the day before yesterday, which had double bottom support, reaching 100,000; I am very satisfied.