The most obvious feeling from watching the market these days is not the rise or fall, but that the "water level" has suddenly dropped: thin order books, large slippage, even cross-chain bridges seem to be encountering bad weather, the puzzle pieces that could usually be assembled suddenly don't fit... At times like this, I really don't rush to buy the dip. First, clarify your positions and routes, withdraw if possible, and don't stubbornly hold until liquidity dries up and you find yourself unable to exit.

Recently, AI Agents and automated trading narratives are hot again. I actually want to see how they handle permission management, how they sign, and how they deal with failure rollbacks; in plain terms, those who are just hyping stories are obvious, but those who focus on security details are worth a second look. If you're itching to buy, make sure you can get out alive first—there will be plenty of opportunities later.