Why I don't recommend shorting:

Regardless of price increases or decreases, you can choose various ways to trade. Going long, taking profit, going short, closing a short position, or switching between long and short. Anyone with a certain level of trading experience knows that the first choice should be to eliminate switching between long and short, as it leads to significant long-term wear and tear. This leaves us with going long and taking profit, or going short and taking profit.

First, it's clear that holding a long position in spot trading is manageable; with an asset like Bitcoin, which continues to hit new highs, you have a margin for error as long as you have time. However, shorting is unmanageable; when the top hasn’t been established, no one knows where the real top is.

If you truly want to accumulate in trading, you should at least learn to short using long strategies. Even if prices fall, choose to buy the dip for a rebound rather than shorting. Long-term shorting will cultivate a certain mindset, leading you to short every local peak when the real trend arrives, resulting in continuous stop losses or even liquidation.

The true bullish trend is when you can achieve excess returns. You can't make big money in a sideways market; if you expect to showcase your skills in such conditions, you'll ultimately be at a loss when the trend arrives.

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