This week's market performance indeed makes people feel anxious. The news keeps coming one after another, but the pattern is always the same—don't blindly chase the highs or sell in panic; that's the truth.

Many people lose money here: when they have no positions, they are actually eager to jump in. And what happens? They get caught at high levels, and their mentality collapses. In fact, a wiser approach is to first identify your target price, and wait until it hits before entering.

If you really can't hold back and want to try trading, do so with a small position—never go all-in at once. The key is to set a proper stop-loss—this isn't about adding stress to yourself, but rather saving your own life at critical moments.

Bitcoin is still climbing, and Ethereum's trend is also under observation. But my view is that instead of chasing the gains, it's better to secure the profits you already have. Sometimes, living longer is more valuable than making quick money.