After this round of market movement, we should have a better understanding of going long. Shorting is actually the hardest; even experts can easily lose money when shorting. In a strong market, prices rise irrationally and without restraint. We should try not to short. After Bitcoin broke 110k, many people bet their assets on shorts, thinking it would at least pull back to just over 100k. But it stubbornly refused to drop, and what awaited them was a pump. The time for a big dump is typically just one to two months; during this period, it's entirely possible to rest. Developing a habit of shorting can be very detrimental. For any commodity, the willingness to raise prices is the mainstream mindset. Even those who short must buy to close positions at a certain price; they don't believe coins will drop to zero nor do they hope for that. Because if it drops to zero, who will they sell to? Thin air? So while short positions are strong, they are actually supported by a potential large buy-in. Whether buying during a pullback to make profits or losing money after a rise, both provide tremendous support for the market and are the backbone of market development!