Some fans asked me why I didn't suggest selling near 108,000 to avoid a peak, because I look at higher timeframes, for example, when I see 53,000 I expect 100,000. Entry and exit signals are based on higher timeframes. The logic is about which timeframe to enter and which timeframe to exit, and it shouldn't be about entering on a weekly chart and exiting on a daily chart. For instance, if you look at Dogecoin on a weekly level from 0.1 to 0.5, and you exit at 0.15 based on a 4-hour resistance, that's clearly a flawed trading logic. Here, the 5-day and multiple daily periods are weakening under the condition that the daily chart breaks below 100,000, with the daily chart dropping below 100 on the CCI, indicating a weakening trend, which is a signal for bulls to exit. Therefore, if Bitcoin closes below 99,700, we need to exit our previously suggested second batch of spot entries at 94,000 and wait, which is also why I've repeatedly emphasized not using any leverage in the first round of the market, due to the high risk. The key point is 99,700. The same applies to Ethereum! I'm mentioning all of this to everyone at once, so I don't have to explain it to each of the several hundred people individually; I truly can't keep up. Please understand, everyone.