$LIGHT's recent surge has been fierce, but the rhythm feels a bit strange. Looking at the current data—funding rates remain positive, indicating that bullish sentiment is indeed high, and the main force's intention to go long is very clear. The problem is that this kind of aggressive push often hides risks.

My advice is that now is not the right time to short. Let the bulls run another round. The real shorting opportunity should only come when a reversal signal appears on the four-hour chart, and the one-hour chart also confirms a decline, which would be a safer entry point.

Here, I want to emphasize a trading principle: rather than chasing perfect entry points, it's better to ensure that every trade is made within relatively safe zones. Missing one opportunity is okay; making a mistake can be costly. The market offers new opportunities every day, and patience is often the most wise strategy.

The current position is a bit hot, so there's no need to rush in. Let the bullets fly, and consider entering only when both the funds and technical indicators turn in your favor.