When you call it correction you don't discredit the increase, when you call it profit realization you do not discredit the increase, but when you call it dead cat bounce you do not name the drop, you are discrediting the increase. I do not get it, what are you gaining with that?
You probably misunderstand the term
A dead cat's bounce is not a name for a drop. It is a name for a short-lived rebound, which, technically, is the opposite of a drop, though typically shorter and lower than a similar price action called double top. Both terms mean we are about to crash, and a crash is not a correction under any name other than wishful thinking
Whether we are actually about to crash is in fact a matter of opinion, but you can't challenge an opinion (if that is what you imply). Personally, I wouldn't be in the least surprised to find out that most of this growth has been heavily leveraged, which cannot but invite a juicy long squeeze