The long position layout at 89300 BTC has been executed as planned. When the market reached around 87000 as expected, the first batch of positions was successfully closed for profit, and currently half of the holdings are still following the trend.

This process—from entry signals, position management strategy to take-profit execution—has been documented through public posts throughout. Precise entry points down to single digits, combined with continuous article updates to stabilize expectations, and when it’s time to truly take profit—the moment often comes so quickly that there’s no time to write a summary, because the next step is already in motion.

Many people say, "I can't hold on," "I took profit but got caught," or "I just entered a long, why didn't you tell me where the short is." But this actually reflects two issues: first, a lack of execution ability; second, confusion in trading philosophy.

Trading is never about making a profit with one trade in the morning, one in the evening, or chasing daily gains. Truly excellent traders look further ahead, able to grasp larger trend cycles. It’s only those with insufficient ability who trade frequently, trying to compensate for quality with quantity.

The path of trading has always been cold and challenging—"The tree that stands out in the forest will be broken by the wind." Those who can help will naturally follow the ideas, and no matter how much you explain to those who cannot understand, it’s futile. Instead of obsessing over the gains or losses of a single trade, it’s better to focus more on improving your trading cognition and risk management skills. This is the eternal theme of a trading career.