When related assets of a major exchange break through high levels and the entire market is buzzing, you need to see a clear fact— the cycle's indicator has already started to turn. This is not a prelude to a new wave of rapid rise, but a definitive signal that the market is exhausted and funds are making their final push.

The logic is actually quite simple.

Funds beginning to lift marginal assets precisely indicate that the momentum of the bull market is nearing its end. This is a hallmark action at the cycle's final stage. These high prices may seem to soar, but in reality, they are just emotional and liquidity bubbles piling up, with fundamentally weak support. Most importantly, the overall market liquidity is shrinking right in front of us, and these assets will be the first to be hammered down.

So what should you do now?

Start building your short positions in the range of 0.176 to 0.180 USDT in batches. Don’t worry about pinpointing the absolute top; averaging into positions helps you smooth out costs. The core of risk control is very straightforward—use extremely low leverage and set your liquidation price at an absurdly high level, such as above 1.000. The purpose of this is only one: to ensure that no matter how violent the fluctuations, you can survive to see the bottom.

This is a long-term short position, so be patient. Short-term rises and falls, all the noise, should be ignored. What you need to capture is a complete downward trend wave, which may take months or even longer.

Once you understand this cycle rhythm, you must act early. Take out a position you can completely afford to lose, set that "never-to-be-broken" liquidation price, and then calmly pull the trigger. The market is building a top in frenzy; we need to deploy with rationality. The top is already decided—it's time to act.