In the current market, I don't even want to talk about the technical aspects. I took a glance at the one-month liquidation map, and BYD has a liquidation intensity of 15 billion at 82,000. Above at 105,000, the liquidation intensity doesn't even reach 2 billion. What does this mean? It means that if there is a downward movement, whether the bulls are actively or passively closing positions, as long as the target is 82,000, there will be at least 15 billion (in reality, it should be 20 billion, considering the need for a rebound during the decline) in contracts that need to be liquidated. In addition to the new short positions being opened, this market has already confirmed a transaction volume of over 20 billion. In reality, the downward pressure needed is already ridiculously small...