I previously discussed this issue with Kitty. Fortunately, the position isn't too large. Personally, I really dislike shorting. Sometimes, even when I know that policies may be unfavorable for the market, I still prefer to go long after a decline and catch the rebound.

Moreover, I have hardly ever made money from shorting. Most of the profits from contracts have come from going long, especially when the market doesn't show any obvious bearish sentiment. If your reason for shorting is simply that prices have risen too high, it can be quite risky.

As mentioned yesterday in Space, when the market rises due to positive information, the subsequent decline will definitely not be a sudden drop without warning. It will either be a gradual oscillation moving downwards, similar to the two long eight-month consolidations in 2023 and 2024, and even in such cases, there are opportunities for rebounds.

For a significant drop, or even a flash crash, there almost always needs to be a key event that causes more investors to exit the market. $BTC and $ETH are discussed almost daily, and the previous price increases were not due to a substantial increase in purchasing power or capital, but rather because most investors did not want to exit.

Be cautious when shorting.

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