Looking at FLUID's position data, there is an interesting phenomenon. Although long accounts only account for 40% of the total holdings, this portion of the position concentrates a large amount of funds—institutions and big players holding the majority are leading the price. Conversely, in terms of the number of accounts, the number of long positions is 1.14 times the short positions, indicating that retail investors have already entered on a large scale. The contradiction arises: there are three times as many accounts holding short positions, yet the holdings are suppressed by long-term funds. What will happen under this structure? The side with fewer funds but more people will find it difficult to profit from the side with more money but fewer people. The market usually isn't so generous. From this perspective, the opportunity for short positions is actually worth paying attention to.