Today, shorting is pointless if you're stopped out. Zhong Liang's operations—both short positions were stopped out. The previous 70,000 short at 71,500 was stopped out, the 2020 short near 2070 was also stopped out. Tonight, I shorted again around 71,500, stopped out at 73,300. I shorted Ethereum at 2080, stopped out at 2150. There's nothing to hide about this; I won't post it publicly, but my VIPs all know. Zhong Liang has never been about always making money—if I lose, I lose. There's nothing I can't share. I operate with transparency. When I make profits, I make profits. I don't play the hindsight game!

Regarding the short positions being trapped, first, those with a good mindset and proper position management can continue holding. The strong resistance above is around 75,000. Also, 78,000 is the limit—no need to think every rebound is a bull run. Recently, the market has been oscillating around 65,000 and 70,000. The bulls have been mostly cleared out, and the bears have accumulated too much leverage. It's normal to do some cleaning. Raising the price is to prepare for a better drop; it's healthier this way. This is Zhong Liang's view.

At midnight, I won't place any more orders. Going all-in on shorts and getting stopped out repeatedly isn't respectable. Even though I know the market will go down, after two stop-outs, it's time to step back. I'll observe for now. I never say things like "hold steady" or "bear the pain" blindly. Every order I give includes a stop-loss reference. If you're reluctant to take losses and your liquidation point is far away, then you can hold on and trade some positions. If you lose or make a mistake, stop in time. Stay calm, stay cool, and avoid rushing into the front line! Getting back to break-even is never about rushing.