Rebound? That's just the last dream before liquidation.

Every time the price of a coin is about to crash, there's always someone pointing at the repeated ticks on the K-line saying "It's a relief," "It's about to rise." But in the end, it's often just the final lifeline—cut off just before you go all-in. The biggest scam of leverage trading is this false hope. It makes people wait when they should be cutting losses, and when the margin is finally insufficient, all illusions turn into liquidation notices.

The market is never gentle. Those seemingly rebounds are sometimes just the final moment for the whales to harvest the last of the retail investors.