OK, now let's talk about why we don't reduce or close positions when we know a callback might happen. This is because we do not believe that this time and height will lead to a significant correction. In the case of a small correction, no one can guarantee the accuracy of the judgment regarding its intensity. Even if the judgment is correct, it does not mean that it can reach the target quickly. During this process, can you resist the market's fluctuations? Human nature is such that when one is optimistic about a trend but does not have a position, they are particularly influenced by candlestick patterns, which can lead to a disordered mindset and make it easy to jump around in short-term trades. Sometimes, the increase can exceed expectations. If you make a mistake or do not manage your mindset well during this wave, you might miss out on a significant increase. For example, if you are bullish at 75,000, many people wouldn't think that it only took two days to go from 76,000 to 90,000. Once you make a mistake, it can easily lead you to make a series of erratic moves. The best approach is to follow the cycle, ignore the fluctuations, and only close long positions or open short positions during significant corrections. The larger the level, the higher the accuracy of the judgment because significant corrections will definitely test that bottom, and that bottom can be seen at a glance. Currently, we still need to be cautious, as it is difficult for Bitcoin to break through immediately. Returning to 92,000 is not impossible; the back-and-forth pull can wear everyone down to despair. Only when everyone believes that breaking 100,000 is very difficult will it actually break through. Let's wait patiently for December.