A weakening bullish trend is just a short-term exit point and does not mean that there will be an immediate decline. A short-term exit does not indicate that one can go short right now. The short-term exit is due to reaching a resistance level, where risks appear. Regardless of whether it continues to rise afterward, once a weakening bullish signal appears at the resistance level, it is time to exit short-term positions.

Going short requires waiting for a clear reversal signal, but one can keep an eye on it; a short position can only be taken after a reversal signal appears.

There are many opportunities in short-term trading, like the situation with SOL at the resistance level, which may slightly break above the previous high of $210, but is likely to pull back. For short-term traders, if they do not exit, they will face profit withdrawal. If a sideways market occurs for a few days, then the capital utilization rate during those days will decrease.