📊A very typical "emotion cycle case":

Trader Murad's investment portfolio rebounded from a low of $7.8 million to about $12 million, a roughly 50% increase 📈
But don't overlook — compared to the all-time high, it still retraced about 82%.
More importantly 👇
👉 During this period, he did not sell SPX or other Meme holdings

💡 Behind this, there is actually a very extreme strategy:
🚀 The positive side:
In high-volatility sectors like Meme, holding on without selling does have the chance to profit from a "second wave of emotional explosion" rebound.
This kind of operation is essentially a gamble — that the market will return to a frenzy stage.
⚠️ But the risks are even more worth warning about:
A retracement of 82% from the high indicates that this strategy requires an extremely high tolerance for volatility.
Most people would have been shaken out long before the rebound, and wouldn't be able to catch the subsequent rally.

💡 Core point:
👉 The core of Meme coins isn't "picking the right one," but "being able to hold on."
But the problem is —
Very few can hold on.

One sentence summary:
Making 50% is impressive, but don't forget — this is from climbing out of an -82% deep pit 📉📈