I completely closed my positions on Friday, and I managed to escape this wave quite quickly. Here's a summary of the logic at the time:

First, considering geopolitical risks. During that weekend, uncertainty was very high, and the market's expectation of a sudden event was evident, so caution was necessary. There's no need to gamble on this variable for such a small move.

Pushing BTC above this level for another 2000 points isn't cost-effective. I believe that around 98k is already a relatively ideal point for a rebound. In the short term, some people are definitely betting on it, driven by emotions, and institutions and big players are rushing to get in. The noise from these bets is hard to distinguish, so rather than stubbornly fighting it, it's better to stay clear-headed.

Closing positions itself was a good decision. When certainty isn't strong enough, preserving capital is always more realistic than chasing the perfect exit point.