The market directly dropped, and short positions at high levels have gained over 2000 points in profit. Currently, unrealized gains are close to 7,500K. From a larger cycle perspective, this price range was actually a good opportunity to short, and there's no need to chase the rally to go long—that's just inviting unnecessary trouble.
From a technical standpoint, there is still some downside space. If you are currently holding short positions, the key is to manage risk properly: consider gradually reducing your position size on large orders, and always set stop-losses for protection. Never be greedy.
Of course, if you have some ambition to recover your losses through this wave of market movement, the current pace might be just right. But the prerequisite is to respect the market rhythm and avoid being shaken out by short-term rebounds. Making reasonable trades and controlling your risk exposure are more important than anything else.
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gas_guzzler
· 3h ago
7500k unrealized profit is truly amazing. This short position is really profitable.
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GasOptimizer
· 17h ago
Making a profit of 2000 points sounds good, but once you calculate the capital efficiency, you'll see... the real return rate is the key.
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PuzzledScholar
· 12-29 10:56
7500k unrealized profit, this move is quite aggressive. Now I understand what a true short seller warrior is.
But to be honest, what I'm most afraid of now is greed. Going all-in with a single shot can easily be hit by a rebound. I agree with the approach of reducing positions in batches.
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LiquidationHunter
· 12-29 10:51
2000 points directly hit the jackpot, this short position really caught the bottom
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 12-29 10:46
7500k unrealized profit is indeed significant, but this is when it's easiest to get caught off guard.
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BearMarketLightning
· 12-29 10:29
7,500k unrealized profit? Bro, that's impressive, but don't be greedy and end up losing everything in the end.
The market directly dropped, and short positions at high levels have gained over 2000 points in profit. Currently, unrealized gains are close to 7,500K. From a larger cycle perspective, this price range was actually a good opportunity to short, and there's no need to chase the rally to go long—that's just inviting unnecessary trouble.
From a technical standpoint, there is still some downside space. If you are currently holding short positions, the key is to manage risk properly: consider gradually reducing your position size on large orders, and always set stop-losses for protection. Never be greedy.
Of course, if you have some ambition to recover your losses through this wave of market movement, the current pace might be just right. But the prerequisite is to respect the market rhythm and avoid being shaken out by short-term rebounds. Making reasonable trades and controlling your risk exposure are more important than anything else.