Looking at this liquidation map, are there any stubborn air forces out there?
Players who often open leveraged contracts will slowly discover a phenomenon——
-- If you go long and the market trend is the opposite, because the price is falling, then after adding the leverage ratio, your total cost is falling for every dollar that falls.
-- If you go short, because the price is rising, then after adding the leverage ratio, your total cost is rising for every dollar that rises.
Therefore, under the premise that "the amount of money in the market is certain" + the strong inertia of the trend, the shorts will naturally bear a greater blow.
So, Don’t short your position in a bull market!
Most of the risky assets in this world are constantly rising, because that group of people are always printing more money + human civilization is constantly developing and creating new wealth.
It is important to go with the flow and don’t work hard on the wrong path.