The market won't reverse that quickly now, so there's no need for us to rush; we just need to be patient and wait. Don't be misled by the current fluctuations; many things haven't reached their time yet. First of all, we can't just focus on tariffs in the current market. Although tariffs are quite important, the biggest trouble for U.S. stocks or global risk assets this year is actually the chain reaction caused by the significant reduction in spending by the big players. The economy has its transmission and lagging effects; when the big players cut spending, economic growth has to slow down, leading to fewer jobs, and a slew of subsequent problems. So we need to broaden our perspective and not just focus on one point. Regarding the recent market trend, if you've made money, it's better to run quickly, regardless of what you bought, and don't keep your positions too high. Don't always think about making a bit more; taking profits when they are good is the hard truth. Don't expect any liquidity-rich market conditions this year before the Federal Reserve recognizes reality and shifts its policy. So, everyone shouldn't think the market can suddenly become bullish. Speaking of Bitcoin, the strong resistance at the daily level is just a short-term peak; it dropped from last month's 88.8k to around 87k, with specific resistance near 86.8. If it falls below 83k, it will attempt to reach 80k again, while 79k is the low point of the corrective wave.