Currently, BTC cannot be shorted, and the funding rate is negative. Personally, I tend to think that the 5.7 Ethereum upgrade will bring a wave of correction. The large bullish candle in BTC indicates that the upward 📈 trend continues. Now there are only 4,000 away from 100,000, and Bitcoin's maximum daily fluctuation can reach 10,000, so it's possible that next week's closing will be above 100,000. The funding rate has dropped sharply to negative, and short positions have been increasing, making it difficult to drop in the short term. Currently, pay attention to the price returning to 95,700, which would be a pullback. If the price goes below 95,000, it would indicate a failed breakout. After a night, the price hasn't fallen; if it were a false breakout, it wouldn't behave this way and would quickly recover. Instead of thinking about shorting $BTC, it’s better to pay attention to whether there are small cycles starting in the top 30 cryptocurrencies. If Bitcoin is consolidating at a high level, there is a high probability that it will rebound.