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#BTC price surged then fell, has the market rotation started? These two coins that frantically pumped before $BTC's explosive rise are now all crashing without exception. $ONE dropped straight from 0.006 to 0.002, falling nearly 30% in one day. $MUBARAK is even more extreme, halving right after hitting 0.088, now lying at 0.053. The logic is too obvious: they hyped up before the big BTC rally to attract copycat buyers. Once BTC pulls back, even slightly trembling, these altcoins fall like kites with broken strings, free-falling. I originally thought it was great—since they fall with BTC, I could just keep shorting along the trend and make easy money lying down. But what happened? The coin prices did fall, but I couldn’t make any profit at all! The funding rates are outrageously high! Shorting not only yields no profit, but you also have to pay huge interest daily to the longs. This is clearly a trap set by the whales, forcing shorts to pay up or get disgusted into closing positions. As long as BTC doesn’t have a major correction and stays sideways here, shorts are just working for the longs, and the funding fees alone can drain you. If you pick the right direction, you lose fees and funding costs; if you pick the wrong direction, you get liquidated immediately. Shorting is like being a dog, and longing is also like being a dog. Forget it, I really can’t play these high-fee altcoins. Better to hold U honestly and let the grid run. This kind of dog-whale market, even looking at it is disrespectful to yourself.