After this round of market trends, we should have a better understanding of going long. Shorting is actually the most difficult; even experts can easily fall victim to shorting. In a fierce market trend, the market pushes prices up wildly without regard for cost. We should try not to short. After Bitcoin broke 110,000, many people used their assets to short. Why? They believed it would at least pull back to just over 100,000, but it just wouldn't go down, and what awaited them was a pump. The time for a big dump is typically one to two months; during this time, one can completely rest. Developing a habit of shorting can be fatal. For any commodity, a willingness to raise prices is the mainstream mindset. Even those who short need to buy at a certain price to close their positions; they don't believe coins will drop to zero, nor do they hope for it, because after a drop to zero, who would they sell to? To thin air? Therefore, while short positions are strong, they are actually a potential large buying force. Whether making money after a pullback or losing money after a rise, they provide tremendous support for the market and are the backbone of market development!