From November to December 2024, the market will be hot and the sentiment will be very optimistic. Most people think that Bitcoin should go straight to 120000, 150000, or even 200000. However, whether it's live streaming or tweets, I have repeatedly emphasized that whether it's spot or contract, I take profit actively (5% each time)+passively stop loss (according to EMA20/50). Whether the market rebounds or turns bearish, stop loss follows the rules and is not based on intuition, let alone betting on the top. I have a deep impression. Someone asked in a live stream, "The bull market has just begun, and the knockoff season has not yet arrived. Why take profits Later on, the fact became clear: there was an avalanche of altcoins, and Bitcoin retreated 27%. In fact, I have never felt that I can capture the top or bottom (although I have captured both the top and bottom in 24 and 25 years), nor do I fantasize about how the market will go. I will do whatever the strategy tells me, the only difference is the size of my position. Why do you keep emphasizing these things? Because ordinary people do not have large funds, low costs, or news coverage, the only thing they can rely on is a set of mechanical strategies and execution capabilities. What I can do is to follow my own strategy, extend the time, strictly take profit and stop loss, and go for a few more cycles. With a slight statistical advantage, one can naturally earn their own portion in the long run. So back to your question: worrying about "what if you turn bear" and "difficulty setting spot stop loss", ultimately, it's because you don't have your own trading strategy. Only relying on emotions to 'fill the gap' will naturally make one very anxious People with strategies make more profits and smaller losses; Without strategy, one will lose early and lose late.