Investing in the long term is like this; one must endure the pain of pullbacks and fluctuations. I started buying in at over 60,000 during this wave of increase from 59,000, and I kept adding to my position until it became a heavy investment, raising my cost to 63,800. On one hand, I wanted to trade in segments, but on the other hand, there was always a voice in my head asking if the rise was over. At that time, the overall outlook was bullish, but I ended up getting washed out during the fluctuations, and I never got another opportunity after that. My mindset became chaotic, and I lost quite a bit of profit through reckless trading. Finally, on the day it broke 74,000, I was waiting for a significant pullback, but there wasn't one that day. The next day, it fluctuated again, and on the third day, I judged that there wouldn't be a major pullback, so I chased in around 76,000. That position at 63,800 became an eternal pain, so I chose to give up on segment trading. Even at 99,000, knowing there might be a pullback, I didn't close my position. The rhythm and intensity of the pullback exceeded expectations a bit, but it's not important; I continue to hold a bullish outlook. A major pullback would need to decline from 99,000 to 80,000 for it to be valid, and I don't believe that will happen. Therefore, even if it pulls back to 89,000 or 87,000, that would still be normal. However, the characteristic of a bull market is that when the price has risen to a platform, it is very hard for the lows to return to the previous platform's lows. Only a major pullback can break the previous lows of a pullback. In terms of trends, I still have a lot of confidence in myself; I haven't missed out on the major direction or significant positions. I will patiently wait for December $BTC .