No, I also shorted, but I ran fast. Before going to bed, I even went short for a while, and when I woke up, I wanted to go short again, but the market came out. Last night's opening definitely follows the logic of opening empty for new VC coins, but there are prerequisites. You can't go short on Binance. You need to find the platform with the fastest online contract to go short in advance. My short selling average price is 0.95. When the first Bn contract hits 0.67 at the opening, I will go short at 0.71 and take 30%. In the case of nationwide short selling, those who go short early will take a late premium. If you go empty later, you will have to bear a negative premium of 6% and a capital fee of -2% to go empty. I don't think it's worth it, there are two extra transactions, both of which are small profit taking. Waking up in the morning and seeing that the price is about to rebound and break through the high point of the contract opening, it is a parallel top retracement pattern, with more sideways opening at the top. At that time, the spot price had already differed by 25% from the contract price, which was really outrageous. I just opened a contract and waited for Upbit to pull the order. Fortunately, two of them were forced up, and the highest premium point was reduced to 10%. I left even with multiple orders. That's it.