The recent market movements have been quite frustrating, with decreasing volatility and no clear rhythm. Bitcoin swings of 700-800 points, Ethereum jumps of 30-40 points—these kinds of fluctuations could normally be exploited for multiple rounds, but the problem is that there's no accompanying volume. Just price drifting there makes the situation feel especially stifling.

Honestly, holding onto positions in this kind of market continues to carry higher risk. Without a clear direction and no new capital entering, it's easy to get trapped. Instead of betting on a sudden trend reversal, it's better to take proactive action—my plan is to lock in some profits by taking partial positions off the table, securing gains that are certain to be realized. After all, in this sideways market, preserving existing profits is much more practical than chasing for higher returns.

But I won't completely clear out my positions; I'll keep a small portion to hold and wait for the market to clarify its direction. This way, I can control risk while avoiding missing out entirely.