Recently, many people have asked whether certain coins at the top of the gainers list can be shorted. To be honest, high-controlled coins like these carry significant risks when trading overnight. Just look at the fee rate—you can see that the current shorting fee rate has already dropped to -0.85% and continues to decline with price fluctuations.

The fee rate is the most honest indicator. What does this mean? It indicates that a large number of short positions have already entered.

If you insist on participating, consider the range between 0.068 and 0.072, but only if you monitor two things in real-time: the current fee rate level and the settlement time. A misstep in trading such coins can easily lead to a liquidation. Market conditions change rapidly, and strategies must be adjusted accordingly. Sticking rigidly to one approach is often the beginning of losses.

The game of high-controlled coins is essentially a zero-sum game; the more participants involved, the more traps there are. Be cautious.