Meteorologist Li Ming has a habit of watching the clouds. This morning, he gazed out the window at the towering cumulus clouds. His fingertip traced the glass as he murmured, "The structure of this cloud layer looks exactly like the K-line chart from $AIO a few days ago—it’s going to drop.

He posted on a professional forum: "Fifteen years of experience in meteorology—this kind of trend of $AIO is just like the omen before a front passes through; the bears are in control. Please be cautious."

At lunchtime, he refreshed the market data—$AIO was up 5.83%. His colleague, Wang Xiao, leaned over and asked, "Li, how accurate is the weather forecast today?"

He looked out at the window again. The clouds were still there, and sunlight poured through, so bright it made his eyes ache. He took out his phone, deleted the post—yet he couldn’t bring himself to fully let go. He set it so only he could see it.

In the evening, back home, he stood on the balcony and watched the sunset glow like blood. His wife asked, "Still thinking about that coin?"

"No." He shook his head. "I’m wondering whether it will rain tomorrow."

The phone screen lit up. A weather alert came through: Tomorrow—sunny turning cloudy, with showers in some areas. And the increase of $AIO had already widened to 7.23%.

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