LYN's recent short squeeze and stop-loss were indeed a bit unfortunate, but it's quite normal. Observing the recent trend of altcoins, I found that their growth ceiling is indeed getting lower and lower. LYN's market cap only reached around 40 million USD before it started to dump directly. From my trading experience, for such pump-and-dump coins, if you want to participate heavily in shorting, you should wait until the market cap breaks above 100 million USD before considering. Yesterday, I only used 2000U to lightly test the waters, and unexpectedly, today there was a big bearish candle, and it dumped immediately. This also clearly indicates the issue — the liquidity of current altcoins is really poor. They often rise to a market cap of 40-50 million USD, then start forming needle-like K-lines before crashing and dumping. This has become a common phenomenon.