The RIVER spot bought at 1.9 price level indeed has a substantial holding. This position requires careful strategy when taking action. There's no need to rush; it’s better to release gradually in batches. Each time, the volume increase should be controlled. Dumping too much at once can push the price down, which would be counterproductive.

Over the past two years of trading, my deepest realization is: when accumulating and building positions, patience is essential; look for opportunities patiently. When reducing or selling positions, impatience is equally detrimental; patience must be maintained. Although I stayed up late last night to sell some, I still hold a significant amount of positions, planning to continue gradually processing in batches.

There are always opportunities in the market that I cannot participate in. The lowest and highest points are not typically meant for retail investors. Being able to secure enough profit at reasonable levels already satisfies me. The remaining positions will be managed flexibly according to market rhythm, without forcing it.

Ultimately, trading is about finding certainty within uncertainty. Control the pace, manage your positions well, maintain respect for the market, and it will naturally reward you.