Bitcoin triggers 4-hour overbought and price structure pressure level. There are two logics for handling storage positions. The first method is the most stable approach - take profits on a portion of the long positions first, and then raise the stop loss line to EMA20/50. If the subsequent price falls below EMA20/50, all positions will be closed passively to preserve existing profits. The second approach is to directly level all long positions and then switch to short positions at an appropriate time, taking a risk of overbought and falling back under previous high pressure. There is no absolute right or wrong between these two schemes, and which one to choose depends entirely on your trading skills and operational style. Will it continue to break through upwards? I don't know. Let's talk about breakthroughs after they break through. If there's no breakthrough, treat it as if there's no breakthrough and make the money that should be earned first.