The portfolio is about to hit a new high. If we get another main upward wave this time, it’ll be perfect. From the news perspective, during previous conflicts, the market followed suit and dropped, and ETH wasn’t spared either. But this time, under the same type of event impact, ETH performed quite well. This shows that the market has developed resistance to such news. The first time was panic, the second time was worry, and by the third or fourth time, the market realized, 'Oh, the impact is just like that.' So, ETH is using its price to tell us that the marginal effect of news is rapidly diminishing. This is also one of the core reasons why I’ve held my position for so long. When the market starts to become numb to bearish news, it often means that the real trend force is brewing, rather than being led around by external noise. So, when should we take profit? To be honest, I’m waiting for a main upward wave. Not the kind of small rebound of three to five points, but a true acceleration phase that breaks away from the bottom area and breaks through key resistance levels with volume. Before that signal appears, I’m willing to sit and wait. Of course, I’m also clear-headed enough to know that the market always has the option to reverse downward. That’s why I’ve already set my stop-loss. It’s the bottom line and the discipline. Trading has never been about betting on direction; it’s about managing risk amid uncertainty and staying calm when emotions run wild. ETH is strong now, but that doesn’t mean it’ll always be strong. Yet, precisely because of its current strength, it’s worth giving it a bit more time and patience. Whether the main upward wave comes or not is up to the market, but how much you lose is up to you. Taking profit depends on signals; cutting losses depends on discipline. The rest is up to time. Trading is a game of response, not a gamble of prediction. Being able to withstand volatility isn’t because you’re fearless, but because you’ve already planned all your exits.!