With a position size of 5 million, the profit potential for shorting is limited. The key is to guard against the risk of a sudden surge—those violent reversals after a sharp dip, everyone has experienced that loss. Don't underestimate the tactics of certain capital players.

My own experience is quite typical. The plan to build a position at the bottom was good, but I was forced out by a washout. Last night around 9:30, I noticed some funds quietly accumulating. Today, AT and TRU are both doing well on the gainers list, but unfortunately, it was just a fleeting rally. The problem with altcoins is this—there are too many orders, and the entry point is often the start of a trend. Once there are profits, traders want to exit, lacking the broader perspective to hold. Conversely, when there are fewer orders, they dare to hold. The mindset is completely reversed.

TRU's current chart looks a bit awkward. Previously, I judged that wild whales were making sneak attacks to push the price up. Now, the trend pattern is hard to decipher. Instead of getting tangled in this uncertain market, it's better to stay cautious over the weekend. Some trash whales happen to exploit the low activity during weekends to manipulate the market, and entering at this time carries significant risk.