TUT is a pity. I am a short-term trader and have been fond of extreme long short ratio data in recent years. Because the monitoring cycle is small, this kind of long short data gives me a comfortable feeling, such as TUT 30% long and 70% short, which actually represents large funds holding long positions. This extreme long short ratio distribution has a trend characteristic. Generally, large funds will not sell for no reason, which can support the price. The trend will be very comfortable, usually with a rounded bottom or convergence Form, will not go into disorderly oscillation. And once someone buys one, every time they pull it up, there will be a slight upward insertion movement. Because there is no commonality in the stop loss of retail investors, every little drop can break the stop loss of retail investors. When a retail investor is short selling a coin that they do not have in their hands, they lose one drop at a time, and then lose another drop at a time. Closing a short position can gradually level the price. So besides the price behavior of chip structure, I have been observing the long short ratio all these years. There are many interesting perspectives on this thing under specific market conditions. Everyone should observe and explore more.