The biggest feeling from watching the market these past two days is: when liquidity dries up, all the "bottom-fishing logic" seems like a joke... You place your orders quite nicely, but when the price crashes, no one is there to take it, and when the spread widens, your mindset also cracks. To put it simply, survive first and then talk about bottom-fishing. Right now, I prefer to move less, reduce my position a bit, keep some bullets, and not get myself into a passive position of adding to my holdings.

And that on-chain data tool and label system being criticized for lagging or misleading, I also resonate a bit. Staying up at night checking TVL until my eyes are dry, but sometimes once a label is attached, it feels like telling a story, only to find out later that they changed their alias or moved through intermediaries. The more I look, the more anxious I get... Anyway, I now trust more the crude signals like "where the money is withdrawing to" or "how deep the pool is," rather than overly believing in a specific dashboard. For now, that’s it. If I can’t sleep, I’ll just refresh a couple more times.