Today, the US stock market is closed for MLK Day, and Wall Street is shut down, which directly means the market has lost its main liquidity support. In this context, the market is easily prone to low trading volume, with various bots competing against each other, and K-line noise filling the air. Geopolitical risks are still present, but when the main funds are absent, any sharp fluctuations could be just a false alarm.

My response is simple—continue with the lazy defense. Currently, my position is 100% USDT, acting entirely according to the "Sentinel Plan" set over the weekend. No need to watch the market constantly; just two simple price levels to monitor:

✓ Below: 89,200 — if a confirmed pullback occurs, trigger an alert
✓ Above: 92,500 — if successfully broken through, trigger an alert

Any fluctuations within this range are noise to me and do not require attention. When the main players are resting, we rest along with them, waiting for funds to return tomorrow before assessing the real direction. Patience in this regard can often help you avoid many false moves.