History often presents a striking similarity, which is reflected in the investment case of SUI. When I first came into contact with this platform, the price of $SUI was $26. I remember one night when the price fell sharply, I chose to open a short order and used 75 times leverage. During the price drop, my profit once reached 1100%. However, I did not choose to exit when I made a profit. As a result, the market rebounded the next afternoon, and the previous profit was greatly reduced.

What I want to express is that the market often rebounds from the bottom. The shorts have made a lot of profits, and the market makers cannot let most investors make profits easily. If I have enough capital, I might consider using high leverage to enter the market again. Last night, I saw that the price of SUI fell sharply, and the decline reached 10 points. Even if I choose to open a long position now, there is still about 60% profit space.

This case illustrates the uncertainty and risk of market fluctuations, and also reminds investors to act cautiously, use leverage reasonably, and stop profits and losses in time when facing market fluctuations. Every fluctuation in the market is a test of investors' judgment and decision-making ability, and the lessons of history tell us that timely action and risk management are crucial to protecting investments.