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In the current market environment, although shorting seems to be full of risks, some people dare to try it, although they also admit that the strength of Bitcoin (Bitcoin) is elusive. Especially when faced with a currency (such as the "Second Bread" mentioned in the article) that deviates from the overall market trend and is as strong as an old iron, shorting such a currency undoubtedly requires great courage and strategy.

This investor (who compares himself to a "security guard") has realized some profits through small position operations and successfully increased the position of "Second Bread" to 200 oil to cope with possible market changes. However, he also realized that the tough attitude of "Second Bread" was in sharp contrast to the rapid decline of Bitcoin, which put him in a dilemma on whether to close his position. He observed that although short orders were already in progress, there were still potential liquidation points above (such as around 2578 for "Second Bread" and around 64250 for Bitcoin), indicating that the market still had the possibility of rising, which weakened his confidence in shorting.

As a rational investor, he understands the importance of being vigilant and flexible in market fluctuations. He mentioned that a qualified investor (or "security") should not blindly carry orders, but should adjust strategies in time according to market conditions to avoid unnecessary losses. He quoted "cool security, the strongest trading genius on the chain" to emphasize the importance of stop loss, and believed that investors who do not stop loss are not good investors, especially for those with limited funds, they should act more cautiously and avoid unnecessary risks.

Finally, he expressed his awe of the market and his persistence in his own strategy. Although the price of "two cakes" remains strong, he is ready to stop loss and is ready to take action when necessary. At the same time, he also encouraged other investors to remain rational and calm, and not to blindly follow the trend or carry orders to avoid unnecessary losses.