The biggest feeling I’ve had from watching the market these past couple of days is: when liquidity dries up, even “bottom fishing” starts to sound like slogan-talk… the spread widens like crazy, and the limit orders are so thin they might as well be paper. You really want to make a move, but it’s also easy to get educated by your own slippage. In plain terms, just survive first—don’t load up your position too much, and don’t grab something no one else is picking up just because it’s “cheap.”

Tonight, I looked up a few NFT-related addresses, and once the floor price trembles, a string of wallets keeps cutting their positions one after another—watching it is a bit tiring for me, like, meow.

The modular and “DA layer” narrative is being discussed heatedly among developers, but on the user side it’s more like: So… where exactly am I supposed to click?

Anyway, I’ll just hold onto my cash flow first, wait for the market to catch its breath, and then we’ll talk. Meow.