Hilarious! I woke up to everyone saying their bots caught irys:native, boasting about how many times they'd been caught since it was posted. Honestly, bragging like that is pointless, because Yongzhuan (the author) has no idea what actually happened to irys. Yesterday afternoon, someone asked me to watch, but I said I wouldn't because everyone online was talking about it. Then, after midnight, it suddenly surged from 0.06 to 0.14. At that point, I checked the data and saw that $23 million in short positions and 3 million in long positions had been liquidated, and the spot trading volume was also quite high. I decided to stay away and go to sleep. When I woke up this morning, it had risen to 0.5, then quickly dropped to 0.06, the position it was at before the midnight surge. This happened in just three or four hours, during which both long and short positions suffered. Now, looking at the data, only 8 million in long positions were liquidated, while 59 million in short positions were liquidated, and the trading volume has reached billions. The "Eternal Profit" teachers claim they caught it, but what they don't know is that the market makers definitely calculated it. If there were truly too many short positions at the bottom, they would only push the price up if they saw existing short orders. The fact that they dared to push it up like this means that the "Eternal Profit" teachers weren't involved in the bottom-fishing. Every time a coin rises, a bunch of clowns jump out to jump on the bandwagon. It's so annoying.