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Recently, many people have been considering shorting BCH, but I think there's an essential trading issue that needs to be clarified.
There's a saying that makes a lot of sense — in the face of a breakout, all resistance levels are just paper-thin. This is not just a metaphor but an explanation of a trading phenomenon.
Shorting and longing may seem symmetrical, but in reality, they are quite different. The potential for going long is often more open because when the price rises, psychological expectations and technical breakthroughs tend to resonate. As for shorting, while there are opportunities, the ceiling is usually more obvious — in simple terms, the price can only fall to zero, but the upside potential is unlimited.
This is why, from a long-term trading perspective, going long always has more potential than shorting. The market's fundamental driving force remains stronger on the upside.