$pnut #PNUT Everyone is very concerned about pnut, and I will follow up more closely. There are indeed too many people trapped in this coin. If I do not post separately to discuss pnut, I will maintain the viewpoint of my previous post with this quote. If there are any changes, I will post again.

$PNUT From the data point of view, pnut received a sum of funds in the morning, but quickly sold half of it. This position must not be chased. The main force has no bottom position and only the goods just received in the morning. It is impossible to continue to pull it up directly. Therefore, even if it wants to pull the market, it has to go down several times to continue to build long positions. Wait until the data shows that the positions are sufficient and the main force has enough contracts and long orders before there will be a real pull-up.

So now the contract strategy suggestion for pnut: you can ambush when it falls back near yesterday's low point, and put the loss below yesterday's low point, because it is not sure whether the main force will step back to that position to absorb goods or continue to smash down to find a place to land (there are not many goods to eat today, and I am worried that today is just a pullback). It is necessary to observe whether the main force will absorb goods again at that position and then stabilize a range of fluctuations. If it can get out of the range of fluctuations, observe the changes in the contract positions during the main force's fluctuations. In this way, the overall risk and profit and loss ratio of the operation will be better.
However, it is reminded that this coin should not be shorted casually. It is easy to be called by emotions. The pullback is very dangerous. The long orders of the main contract at a high level are obviously reduced before you can short for a while.