I took a look at the latest holdings of a certain coin, and it's quite interesting. The total market cap is 43 million, with the big players holding over 20 million long positions, while retail investors have about 23 million mostly pressed on the short side. To put it simply, it's now a one-man fight against everyone else.

What's interesting is that the big players' entry cost is stuck at 0.33. From this price to now, the market has not been able to rise effectively, and the plan to pump the price seems to have little effect. If this trend continues, directly dumping the market would at least result in a loss of several million dollars. So now, it's in a very awkward situation—unable to dump, unable to push up, and only able to watch as the holding costs keep climbing.

This kind of situation is indeed rare. On one hand, there's a huge long position, and on the other, overwhelming short forces. The market structure is so contrasting that how it will evolve remains to be seen. There are both opportunities and risks.