Bitcoin's recent move to T actually wasn't handled well. At 945, I reduced half of my position, planning to add back around 965. However, plans changed unexpectedly—after a sleep, the price plunged, and I also exited my core position. It's a bit awkward.

Looking at the candlestick structure, here's the plan moving forward: if the price retraces to around 925, consider entering long positions; use the 918 level as a half-position stop-loss point; if it continues down to 908, then exit all positions to manage risk; above that, 960 will be the take-profit level for T1. Ethereum will follow this same logic.

Honestly, before breaking 908, my mindset was bullish, but once it broke below 908, that support failed. The nature of the rebound needs to be reassessed—it's very likely just a setup opportunity for bears. So, the position is crucial, and different zones correspond to different trading strategies.