Many people envy traders who can maintain their positions steadily, but the real gap is not just in technique, but in resolve. Take Bitcoin as an example, someone entered a long position at an average price of 88,000. Since the decline from 84,500, there have been continuous curses and a flood of bearish voices. But this trader held on firmly—regardless of whether the account shows floating losses or gains, the target of 98,000 has never wavered. This has lasted over a month, during which several rounds of ups and downs occurred, and the psychological pressure can be imagined. To put it simply, holding a position is not difficult; the difficult part is maintaining resolve during times of maximum market noise. How many people can truly do this?