After observing Liangzi's operations over the past two days, I have gained some insights:
During the significant market drops of 519 (or 312) years ago, Liangzi made substantial profits through short selling, and this experience profoundly influenced him, leading him to gradually develop a habit of short trading.
Given his trading style, a unidirectional bearish market is undoubtedly the most suitable for him. In such conditions, he can fully leverage extremely high leverage and rolling positions to maximize profits.
Although following in a unidirectional bearish market can bring considerable profits, Liangzi may suffer significant losses when the market rebounds (i.e., when it is necessary to go long) because his trading strategy focuses more on short selling.
To cope with market fluctuations, Liangzi has adopted a manual grid order approach, which may help him adjust his positions more flexibly to adapt to rapid market changes.
It is undeniable that Liangzi has indeed shown exceptional talent in trading. However, his emotional management seems to have extreme tendencies, which may affect his trading decisions and long-term performance to some extent.