There's a saying I only recently truly understood, which is "dead cat bounce"—this phenomenon completely explains the strange cycle I've been in for the past few years: occasionally making money, sometimes even quite a lot, but ultimately giving it all back, repeating the cycle over and over.

The principle of a dead cat bounce is actually very simple. When an asset experiences a sharp decline in a long-term downtrend, there will be a brief rebound that looks like a reversal. It's like throwing a dead cat off a tall building; it will bounce when it hits the ground, but that doesn't mean it's alive. In the end, it still has to lie back on the ground. The market is just that deceptive.

My experience is a living example. In four days, I turned over 70U into a peak of 1800U—that rush is unparalleled. But I know very well that in the end, I will still lie back on the ground. The only difference is a matter of timing.

Instead of waiting until I lose everything every time, it's better to enjoy the feeling of making money during this rebound. Since lying back down is inevitable sooner or later, let's make this process a little slower. ❤️