Well done

At this point, we can only find ways to solve the problem, rather than resorting to mutual mockery and shirking responsibility. Let's have a bit more respect for the market.

After the U.S. market, there was a surge directly to the 994 level, then it pulled back to 972 in the early morning, and now it is back above 980. In the short term, you can't say for sure that it’s a reversal. After all, on the 21st, it reached above 994 but eventually returned to the 924 level. So, the trend is not very clear for bulls and bears; we can only wait and see.

As for this short position, here's my plan: since I didn't exit when it first dropped to 973, I will reduce my position at 973 again if it drops back down. If it reaches 965, I'll reduce my position again, and if it goes below 950, I will exit completely.

If, after reducing my position at these levels, it goes up, I can add to my position based on my situation to average down. If it drops, I can reduce my position, and if it goes up again, I can increase my position. This way, the average price will keep rising. If there’s a significant correction, there’s a chance to recover the previous losses in one go.

Assuming it goes up directly without pulling back and it liquidates my position, with a liquidation price of 110,000, then I accept it. I’m willing to take the risk; there’s nothing more to say. If I’m wrong, I’m wrong.

I’ll stop here; I’m going to take a nap. I've been live for 9 hours.