In the current market situation, it is recommended that investors with average trading levels try to avoid short selling. The logic of short selling is much more complex than going long; it is not necessarily suitable to short just because the price is falling, nor is it guaranteed that a significant price increase means one can short.

1. Without a major level (daily and above) divergence signal, it is not advisable to short blindly. Otherwise, if one fails to take profits in time, it is easy to be consumed by a price increase or rebound.

2. Avoid short selling unless in a strong oscillation range. For example, in the range of 76600-77700, one can try to short briefly. It is not suitable to short before reaching a peak. For instance, 79600-80000 as a round number and peak level is a better shorting opportunity.

3. Even if the price rises to 98000, as long as it does not reach a liquidation point, there is still an opportunity for profits on the decline. After all, even if it rises to 100,000 dollars, the bottom support remains at 72,000.