BEAT has been above 10u for seven days now, and this period has been like a roller coaster for me. I still remember the excitement when I first saw an unrealized profit of 1300u in my account, as if everything was under control. But the market never follows the retail investor's script, and I watched my profits gradually diminish. Now, I have returned to a maximum loss of 1000u.

This process truly made me understand what it means to "dance with the whales"—sometimes you think you're outsmarting the whales, but in reality, you're being led by the nose. Every rebound feels like a trap to induce short positions, and every decline cuts deep into people's hearts. The psychological fluctuations are even more intense than price swings, shifting from greed to fear in an instant.

Can BEAT bounce back? Honestly, I no longer have the strength to predict. What I should be thinking about is: how to respond next, rather than wasting energy on regret. The investment market is like this—sometimes, the best clarity comes from not being able to hold on.