$MUU 24 hours of selling has nearly taken about 10 percentage points; it’s at 34.39 now. This is the lethality of 2x leverage—MagMic $MU ’s underlying stock is down 5%; it basically doubles that move and “returns it to you,” and on top of that you get the daily reset decay. Holding it for a day just means one more day of grind.

What’s interesting is the timing. Last night, U.S. Treasury yields once again pushed higher; tech stocks overall came under pressure, and a semi-heavy name like $MU naturally couldn’t escape. Over here, on-chain funding rates also flipped negative at the same time—perps longs are cutting losses. The risk-off sentiment in traditional markets and the crypto market is almost in sync.

In plain terms, this is a de-leveraging window right now. A 2x long tool like $MUU feels great when the market is moving with you, but in a headwind the decay hurts even more than the drawdown. If you really want to play MagMic’s short-term upside, you have to treat it as an intraday instrument—don’t hold it as a long-term position and just lie back.

Trading value is 86.7M, which suggests there are still people betting on a rebound. Keep a close eye on the low at 34.04; if it breaks the next level, it won’t look good.