It's over, take me off the car wash, I don't have any orders left in my hands.

Trump said 66,000 is the bottom of this battle, Iran said he disagrees, 68,200 is the top of this battle.
The blonde sitting in front of the computer reciting "Up, Up, Up, Up..."
The streamer sitting in front of the computer starting the train "Is it accurate? Just ask if you're accurate, got numb, huh?"
The retail investor sitting in front of the computer "Huh? Look at the people who are shorting, making money on longs, aren't the shorts losing money? Isn't it breakeven? Got it, bearish, bullish, when it rises, the long positions are a bit larger than the short positions."
Langer sitting in front of the computer beating the wooden fish "Down, Down, Down, Down..."
The streamer sitting in front of the computer continuing to drive "Just ask if you're accurate."
The retail investors sitting in front of the computer "Huh? The people going long, the shorts are making money, aren't the longs losing money? Isn't it breakeven again? Got it, go long, go short, when it falls, the short positions are just a bit larger than the long positions."
Alright, alright, alright... Now, with the current price of 68,400, just at the top of the 68,250 range, you tell me clearly, are your longs bigger, shorts bigger, or the same size? Originally, it was a light position, the principal was just these few coins, then one long position takes up some principal, one short position takes up some principal, and then there's a part that is a position bigger than the other, also taking some principal. So you have 300, doing 100 longs, 100 shorts, and the remaining 100 split into a short-term position, right?
And originally, there was a 300 operation space, now it’s only 100. It’s like people who used to shout every day that they had little principal and couldn’t do big things, suddenly have a bright idea—since they have little principal and can’t do big things, why not shrink the principal? Wouldn’t that make big things possible? So, with less principal, isn’t there more?
Ah... playing like this? This is a leverage bug in financial history. Others use leverage to amplify their principal through financial means, but you use live streaming to leverage yourself into a tight squeeze, living so frugally. Are you living such a tight life?