$BTC Let me give you an example. One person takes a long position with 108,000, and another person takes a short position with 108,000. The liquidation price for the long position is 106,000, and the liquidation price for the short position is 110,000. If we say there is a bull market and the direction is upward, when it reaches 108,800 and the person in the long position exits, the price will continue to move towards 110,000 because the bulls are taking profits. There are no opposing orders below, and there is actually no pressure above, as the pressure is on the bears. There is no pressure to push the price up; only when it reaches the liquidation price or the stop-loss price of the bears will the funds of the bears be released to subsidize part of it to the person who just took a long position. The remaining part goes to the exchange. Do you understand what I mean? In this operation, I exited halfway, and the price continued to rise. So with this logic, if you go back to trading, no matter how many short positions you enter during the bullish trend, they will all be buried before reaching the target price.