#TNSR Contract trading is very simple. When you see everyone shouting to go short, you should go long to make a profit. Of course, you also need to analyze the data to see if there are really a lot of short positions. When the number of short positions exceeds long positions, the market maker will naturally start to squeeze the bearish traders. This means the market maker chooses to go long and pump instead of shorting, because the rule is that the party with more money always gives money to the party with less. Just like in the stock market, only 30% of people make money. The logic of contracts is the same; the market maker always chooses the lesser direction and ultimately squeezes the other side. This is the game rule of contracts.