My view is simple: it's okay to take profits, and it's fine to point out risks, but the premise is that it must be within the framework of trading logic.

Taking profits on the left side means looking at Fibonacci extensions or retracements to some key levels.

On the right side, it means watching for moving averages to break and a bearish structure to form.

In terms of the order book, it's important to pay attention to the gap between buy and sell orders, as well as the main orders.

Then there are technical indicators, such as open interest, fees, premiums, etc.

If someone with strong trading experience points out risks with sound reasoning, I think it's worth listening to; but if it's just a simple analyst pointing out risks, I personally think it can only be taken as a reference and shouldn't be taken too seriously.