What evaporates will eventually come back (provided that the symbol is chosen correctly).

The losses are severe, and the market cap that evaporated looks quite blood-red on the books, but we must still believe in the day it warms up. Currently, the overall holding market cap has evaporated by about 10%, which is still not comparable to the losses of many predecessors, who easily incur losses of 30%-40%. However, the impact of the feeling of losing money is three times higher than that of making money, so it is completely impossible not to be affected, at most, it can only be said to be numb.
Currently, the market sentiment is still being observed, and the panic state of bottom-fishing should find a way out after Thursday. There will always be a rebound after a big drop, and there will always be a pullback after a rise. These are just the inevitable paths in the stock market life.