Micron has been sliding these past few days, which is getting a bit frustrating. $MUU has pulled back along with it, down 3.62% over 24 hours to 35.9 USDT, with trading volume still at 36M—a sign that short-term capital hasn't left.

Let's first look at the background. There's been some easing in the HBM market recently, and the market has repriced the memory-chip price upcycle. Micron stock, $MU , is already fluctuating near its highs. $MUU is a 2x leveraged long token for Micron: if the stock falls 1%, it falls 2%, before you even factor in the decay costs from daily resets. So holding it overnight is essentially a bet against time.

My view is straightforward: at these levels, it's only suitable for trying to catch an intraday rebound—not for sitting on. If you really believe in Micron's medium-term outlook, buy $MU , the stock itself. Don't use a leveraged token to tough out a pullback. $MUU is a short-term weapon, not something to farm with.

Capital in the spot market is still on the sidelines, so don't get attached to short-term positions.