Will the dog dealer continue to fall in order to clear the long leverage?
I think that the continued decline of the altcoin is actually more painful for the dog dealer. I remember that there is a word called "blood exchange" when playing League of Legends, which means you hit me once, I hit you once, and see who hurts more.
If you don't dare to "exchange blood", the other party will always suppress you and bully you. Only by "exchanging blood" with each other once and making the other party feel pain, will they dare not force you easily again.
Of course, "blood exchange" is painful, but the key is to make the other party hurt more.
Only when they really feel pain, the other party will willingly retreat and be suppressed by you.
For the dog dealer and the bulls, this "blood exchange" is inevitable.
In this way, those investors who open long orders can feel the pain and no longer open positions easily.
I am also ready to "exchange blood" with the dog dealer-as long as they dare to smash the market, I dare to take over at a low level, betting that there will be a new market reversal in the future.