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I'm very curious, with KAT's trend and fees, does anyone really dare to short it?
KAT's circulating market cap is about 60 million USD, and looking at the entire clone market, this market value level can only be considered average.
In an environment with high fees, shorting obviously has no cost-effectiveness.
Everyone has seen KAT's strength; whether maintaining the status quo or continuing to rise, it's not difficult for it.
Theoretically, currently, KAT has more room to rise than to fall.
Shorting at this position is very likely to be gradually drained of fees during sideways or upward price movements of the token. $KAT