ZEC was the key target in November, and at that time, it was shorting with 2x leverage. I didn't expect it to really double the returns now.

To be honest, I was a bit surprised by this return rate myself. Since November, I have been expressing a bearish stance in public, and at that time I even said, "If you lose by shorting, it's on me." During that period, I wrote quite a few analysis posts, with 4 long articles alone, each manually typed out with several thousand words. I did a lot of research just to clarify the logic behind shorting.

The price trend speaks volumes—peaking at 750, now it has dropped to 364. Anyone who has seen my analysis at that time would have kept an eye on this coin. But there are always some people still fantasizing about making money through long-term buying. What's even more interesting is that every time a black swan event occurs, it reacts quickly and corrects. Some people actually think this proves the strength of the big players?

On the contrary. A rapid pullback indicates that the chips are highly concentrated, and the market makers have already collected what they needed. Most of the circulating orders are in their hands, which is not a reflection of strength, but a serious signal of market control.

The movements of the market never lie; it's just that most people cannot understand its language.