Currently, the focus is on four coins: nGMT, HYPE, TAKE, and ZBT. As a reminder: the market liquidity is no longer what it used to be, and the funding situation in the altcoin market is indeed tight. Once volume increase signals appear, you can judge potential shorting opportunities based on historical trends.

Those strong coins with high volatility, such as ZBT and TAKE, are actually already at levels that offer considerable entry value. But don’t expect to perfectly catch the highest point; that’s almost impossible in practical trading. What we should do is aim for profits in the middle range—excluding the initial and final parts—and steadily earn from the main trend.

Here’s an important reminder: don’t frequently and repeatedly trade these kinds of coins. Once you get a taste of quick gains, it’s easy to get carried away, and that’s often the start of losses.

Regarding GMT, it’s recommended to set a stop-loss at 0.182, while also reducing your position size, treating it as a mid-term trend order. HYPE experienced a rally after unlocking, which is basically just a way to fool the community, but from the peak to now, it hasn’t fallen much. Dropping into single digits is just a matter of time.

I previously heard a very logical viewpoint: if you don’t see good prospects, just short it directly—no need to talk nonsense, it’s pointless. The same logic applies to bull and bear discussions—this topic isn’t really controversial. Remember this: when you’re making money, it’s a bull market; when you’re losing money, it’s a bear market.