Like everyone else, I am also prepared for the deep pullback of Bitcoin these past few days. It's quite interesting; I've reduced my position and lowered my leverage. After waiting for a while, Bitcoin has been fluctuating between 95000 and 92000 for several days. The grinding effort may cause many people to take action early. However, with Bitcoin behaving this way, it does make me consider a bit more about it breaking new highs; going short shouldn't be done lightly. Throwing in everything? That's a joke. If the market hits new highs and you get liquidated, wouldn't that be foolish? Currently, it looks like the pullback could be quite deep; I think it could reach anywhere from 86000 to 69000, or it could be shallower than everyone expects, just above 90000. When it rises, it won't tell everyone, 'I'm about to rise, everyone get on board' or anything like that. My decision is to stay put and wait. When the pullback sharply increases in volume, I will add to my position where it consolidates, and I might also set a stop-loss at the recent low, but I absolutely won't go all in, and definitely won't short at this moment. Many people say that rising from 74000 to 95000 is already very high. Is it high? Looking at the progress this year, it seems we might just be halfway up the mountain.