ETH is likely to turn down after reaching 3100—within the range of 3080 to 3100, we are gradually establishing short positions. Currently, a few accounts have accumulated short orders totaling 600 to 700 ETH, and if the price successfully pumps to around 3100, we plan to expand the total short positions to 1000.

From the perspective of the time cycle, Bitcoin has rebounded for almost 40 days since the end of November. From a technical structure and market sentiment perspective, this rise is likely coming to an end soon. What is more noteworthy is that the entire market in December has been repeating the same pattern: long positions are pumped up, and short orders are smashed down. Behind this regular fluctuation, there is usually large capital repeatedly educating retail investors' trading habits. When most people have become accustomed to buying high and selling low, a sudden one-sided market that disrupts this rhythm is likely to come.

At such a turning point, one question must be clarified: when our directional judgment and Position are on the offensive, have we also prepared to deal with variables and judgment errors? Especially at this moment of laying out large short orders, protecting the principal and existing profits is often more important than pursuing a higher risk-reward ratio.

This is why stablecoins are so crucial in offensive strategies. For example, decentralized stablecoins that are over-collateralized and have transparent and publicly available reserves act like a "capsule" for traders. When you plan a larger directional Position, parking a portion of your funds or existing profits into stablecoins is not bearish, but rather smart risk management.