Whenever the market starts rallying, that liquidation anxiety kicks in hard. Just watched over $690 million in leveraged long positions get wiped out across major exchanges in the last couple hours. It's the same pattern every time—momentum builds, retail FOMO piles in with 10x leverage, then one sudden pullback and the cascade begins. The volatility keeps shaking out traders who aren't properly positioned. We need a different kind of bull run this cycle, one that doesn't just punish overleveraged positions every time we get 3-5% of upside. The market could use some genuine accumulation and steady momentum instead of these violent swings that favor liquidators over actual hodlers.