These days, liquidity has dried up, and the market looks like there's no air, with orders so thin it's ridiculous. I wanted to "buy in," but I might get slippage and emotional training first... My current priority is still that one sentence: survive first, then talk about profits. If I really take action, it will only be with a small position to test the waters. Most of my time is spent clarifying the worst-case scenario: can I withdraw at any time, will the counterparty cause trouble, and can I accept network congestion? By the way, hardware wallets are almost out of stock, and phishing links are rampant. The more this happens, the less you should rush to click any "airdrop/compensation" pages. Watching the market so intently makes my eyes sore, and my stomach feels a bit tight. Anyway, that's it for today—don't compete with the market.