The operation plan for December 25th is very clear—first maintain the position at full capacity, and after passing the next three trading days, which is a sensitive window period, decide whether to increase leverage through financing.

The recent trend looks increasingly like a true breakout, but frankly, there's no need to rush. Waiting a few more days for a conclusion won't cause any delay.

Once the 55-day moving average is effectively broken, the 4034 level doesn't seem so significant anymore. I mentioned in my pinned article that after a real breakout, before the range between 4376 and 4426 appears, there's actually no need to watch the market constantly. However, to clarify, the 4376–4426 range isn't necessarily the top; it's just another hurdle, similar in nature to the current role of the 55-day moving average.

Ultimately, traders with a broad enough perspective and sufficient patience should have no more dilemmas now.

From the chart, if today the high point at c3 is pushed aggressively, it is highly likely to fall back, making it more probable to form a 5-minute level central zone.

Regarding leverage financing, there's an old saying that must be emphasized: this thing must be handled with extreme caution, and it's best for ordinary people not to touch it. Its purpose is not to be used at the start of a rising trend but rather in an already clearly strengthening upward phase. The key is to have a complete set of stop-profit and stop-loss lines; without this protective line, even the smartest trading idea can easily go wrong.