Trading cryptocurrencies these days has truly been a nightmare for sleep quality. I wake up several times in the middle of the night, initially thinking it's just due to aging and shallower sleep, but then I realize—it's the Bitcoin volatility messing with my nerves.

That said, the key support at 90,000 has never been effectively broken, and this level is indeed accumulating chips. My long positions are still in hand, and I have no plans to close them casually.

I still remember the days around 87,000, when looking at the K-line I started feeling nauseous and wanted to vomit. My family laughed at me, not knowing what was happening. Looking back now, that was actually the best opportunity to build positions.

My thinking is very simple: if I can continue to go long around 90,500, this wave might rebound to about 94,000. Once it breaks through this level, 98,000 will be within sight. But by then, don’t blindly go long; instead, consider the opportunity to reverse and lay out short positions.

Just look at the market—funds inside are clearly insufficient, big institutions and major players have already left, and the market makers are no longer as fierce as before. In this situation, as long as we can hold on for a few days, there’s a chance to see a rebound. I’ve been holding this position for 3 days now, which is quite exhausting. Just see it as preparing for the next phase of the market.