The large pancake view is not very good, feeling like a bull's end and a bear's beginning. The more it rebounds, the more I tend to reduce my holdings, keeping the targets within 10, with the main holding being only the large pancake $BTC , plus one very stable $BNB .

Regarding the US stock market, $tsla continues to add positions, the key position at 270, I tend to believe it can hold here, after all, it has adjusted a lot already. I have also kept a little ammo for lower positions. After adding once at the $nvda 120 position, I haven't added again, reserving bullets for 105 and below.

Overall, I've slightly reduced my holdings in the US stock market, currently around 80%. If there is a rebound, I will reduce it to 70%. This year's market is difficult to navigate, so don't be greedy.

Finally, I want to share an investment philosophy from a big player for mutual encouragement:

"The big sharks are always in the market. They usually buy slowly when the market is down and sell slowly when it's up. Because they sell when the market rises, they always have money to buy when it falls. This way, their profit is the principal used for buying when the next downturn comes. If the investing public learns this method, their misfortunes will decrease."