$KERNEL ‌ This type of coin requires locking in positions: open a long at a low point and a short at a high point. The positions are the same size, but due to the margin mechanism, the margin for the long will be higher than that for the short. Afterwards, there's no need to worry about the market maker's manipulation; set a stop-loss for the long just below the previous high before opening the position. Wait for the market maker to lose momentum and drop on its own.

The core strategy is to avoid fee risks, allowing for greater operational flexibility. Don't go all-in on a single move; instead, drain the market maker's stamina. If they dare to push, we lock in the position and make them feel uncomfortable or disgusted. When retail traders open multiple positions, the market maker's funds will be exhausted and stop there.