This line is indeed a bit exhausting. It feels like the entire market is just tormenting people repeatedly, with various coins constantly playing the same game—rising and falling, over and over again.

Let's look at the recent market trends, which really illustrate the point. BTC finally surged to the 92,000 level, only to crash directly afterward. Every time there's a big jump in the morning, someone says "It's time to run," and then that statement gets validated once again. The most ridiculous part is that during other times, the market is repeatedly manipulated, looking quite tempting, but in the end, it's the same outcome. This kind of repetition really makes people feel powerless.

ETH's performance hasn't been much better. The most profound takeaway from this round is—never be too arrogant, because the market always finds a way to make you suffer. Those who mock other markets all day long often end up paying the price. The rule of the crypto world is like this: no matter how smart you are, a brutal hit will always come unexpectedly.