#ETH continues this argument.

#ETH Due to my incorrect timezone settings when watching the market, the data for this argument was erroneous, and I hereby make a correction.

February 3: On that day, it dropped 839 points, and by February 4, it rebounded 808 points at the highest point. (This means the single-day drop exceeded 400 points)
August 14: On that day, it dropped 343 points, and by August 15, it rebounded 219 points at the highest point.
August 15: On that day, it dropped 306 points, and by August 17, it rebounded 210 points at the highest point.

Conclusion: A single-day drop of 800 points for ETH is a black swan event (Trump's tariff war), but even in a black swan situation, there can be a significant rebound. In a non-black swan scenario, a drop of 300 to 400 points is likely the limit for a single-day drop for ETH, with rebounds typically between 50% to 70%.

There are many other data samples that, if observed carefully, show similar patterns. We do not take these situations as entry signals, but they can serve as important factors for our strategy analysis.