I have to admit defeat; this round of operations indeed backfired. The market's mood changes faster than anything, and in a moment of impulsiveness, I cleared my positions. I initially aimed for precise bottom fishing, only to realize that the main character in this comedy was actually myself. Now I can only sheepishly return to my daily routine and get a regular job to earn money.

Watching people around me harvest profits in the market while I am stuck at a high position and unable to move, that feeling is truly uncomfortable. All the preparations I made for an all-in strategy have become useless, even feeling somewhat dusty and forgotten. What hurts even more is that those who once moved forward with me are now in completely different situations.

This lesson is profound—market randomness far exceeds expectations. Without sufficient capital reserves and risk management, even seemingly perfect bottom fishing opportunities can turn into deep traps.