Looking at MYX's trend, many people are reminded of the past frenzy—rising from 0.96 all the way to over 18. Afterwards, stocks like nAIA, COAI, and similar seem to be mimicking its aggressive short-selling tactics, with their patterns becoming increasingly mature. Friends who want to participate in shorting should be more cautious.

The truly safe approach is as follows: before building a short position, first allocate some long positions for hedging. This way, even if the market maker pushes aggressively, your liquidation price can be set higher, preventing a sudden margin call. The key is to control your overall position size and not be overly aggressive just because you see large gains.

Many people fall into this trap—seeing the rapid rise, they think they must short it, but end up getting wiped out. The correct approach is to be patient, waiting for signals like a pin bar or double top indicating weakening momentum, then strategically build short positions. This increases the chances of success.