I take shorting WTI very seriously. I've reiterated the reasons, space, and liquidation line for shorting many times. I basically provide my views on shorting CLUSDT almost every day. By now, I can at least determine that the risk of shorting at a high position is relatively low, while the potential returns are high. Moreover, the liquidation line has been very ample.

It can be said that apart from needing to watch the funding rate, there’s nothing else to worry about when shorting WTI at high positions. If you are shorting through a broker, you can hold for a longer time. The main factor is that when clear relief news comes out, a large amount of capital will flood into the exchange to short, leading to a spike in the funding rate.

This is the third time shorting, and it has been exactly two weeks now. The funding rate in the first week can be ignored; I even made a little pocket money. However, in the second week, it suddenly surged, deducting almost 20% of my principal as funding rate over the week, which was indeed a bit painful.

Currently, at 88 dollars, I must admit I am a bit tempted. Normally, I would be looking at 85 dollars, but the funding rate is a bit high, and it has fluctuated quite a lot. Therefore, I cannot rule out the possibility that I might exit to take profit at any time, at least I should take 50% off the table. If WTI continues to rise, I will continue to short.

This time, the entry point for building positions started around 90 dollars.

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