Actively hunting for the top is a fool's errand. Paranoia doesn't pay, and the probability of you topticking some big short is pretty low. You're not the main character of the new hit issekai, "I Was the CEO of a Pharmaceutical Company and Got Reincarnated as Michael Burry". If you're concerned that we're cooked soon, your time is better spent: 1. Moving money to your bank account. 2. Reducing leveraged exposure/risk of getting liquidated. 3. Trailing stops on existing positions. 4. Making sure you have some dry powder to hoover up short-term liquidations from traders who fail at (2). There's a huge opportunity cost to hunting the top - if you're wrong and the trend remains intact, you miss out on some of the best periods of crypto trading. Those periods have much more upside than nailing a short. Expressing your concerns via tightening up your risk and still having the ability to benefit from upside if you're wrong is much better than playing hero mode "flip and short everything". More money is lost via terrible trading after the top than during the top itself.