The downside risk has not been relieved, and the medium term direction will continue to seek support at lower levels in the next week.

Even if you take it out now, you probably won't be able to stand firm. In the future, you can't just go long. Shorting is also a very good option, but shorting requires a little bit of skill. You can't short the floor, only short on rebounds.

There are currently two approaches: first, go up and short around 99,000, and the risk control point is to stop loss only if the 12-hour closing price is above 100,000.

Second, take a short-term long position when it falls to the strong support range of 94100-92000.

Trading leveraged contracts must be accompanied by risk control and stop-loss, unless your liquidation price is at 70000, otherwise it will only add to your emotions.