I'd like to share a small tip for the second level. You can observe that the strong small-coin market makers such as Fida and Uxlink often go against the trend of the market. For example, when the market is rising, they don't rise or even fall sharply. When the market plummets, they don't fall or even rise sharply.
The logic behind it is also very simple. There are two reasons. First, the strong small-coin market makers are essentially "attention economy". It is easiest to attract everyone's attention to gamble in the market downturn. There are enough liquidity and counterparties when people gamble. Second, it is easier to go long and short in the market downturn.
Xiaobai saw that the big cake plummeted, why didn't this one fall? It's unreasonable. Then he went short and the market maker sent him to the west with a big positive line.
