My current mood is like when I was fully long on Ethereum at the 1370 level, only for the market to drop straight through 1340 and even dip to a bottom of 1334. I also made a move on a friend's account that time, using leverage on all 40 ETH, pushing the multiplier to the maximum. Honestly, my mindset back then was firmly bullish, never expected the market to be so ruthless—during the final wave of decline, our position couldn't hold.

The exchange later corrected the average price data, but the most vivid memory is still clear: watching the market rebound from 1340, initially hopeful for around 5000x returns, but ultimately ending in failure. This is the dual nature of high-leverage trading—attractive gains but also deadly volatility. Sometimes it's not that your direction is wrong, but rather a matter of timing and resilience. Looking back now, the 1340 level was indeed a key support, but unfortunately, we couldn't hold it at the time.