$龙虾 Now the game with crayfish is to drive up and then pull back, making people think it’s going to fall. They accumulate shares in the low position, and only after the chips are enough do they push higher again—repeating this pattern to harvest retail investors. A few days ago I kept telling people not to short crayfish. For my part, it’s because I’m really trapped in losses—if it really rips higher, then I can only accept it! Again, I want to remind the short-sellers, brothers: if you have enough bullets, it’s fine. If you don’t have enough bullets, don’t expect it to plunge beautifully for you. For now, it’s still best not to think about it!