Position 938 is indeed facing obvious resistance. From a technical perspective, if a top forms here again, it also aligns with the characteristics of a secondary top. There's no need to stubbornly hold on during a pullback; taking profits is more important than anything else.

For friends with a position cost above 91,000, honestly, the position isn't ideal. Sometimes, looking too far ahead can cause unnecessary stress. It's better to do this—take 30 to 40% of the profits off the table first, and keep the remaining core position. You can either wait for a pullback to add more or wait until a breakout above 950 to gradually increase your position. Both are much more comfortable than being stuck now.

Mindset is the most important. Don't be overly anxious or overly gain-focused, and don't let anxiety control your trading rhythm.

If there is a subsequent pullback, the 925 to 928 range needs to be closely watched. Especially if trading volume drops below this area, then attention should be paid to the support around 921. This price range is likely to become a zone of repeated battles. Unless there is continued large-volume spot buying to push the price higher, it will probably oscillate back and forth for a while.