These days, the market's "nobody's taking" chill has actually made me more cautious. When liquidity dries up, bottom-fishing is secondary—it's really about survival first: don't hold positions too stubbornly, don't be too greedy with orders, diversify if possible, having some bullets is more useful than guessing the bottom. Recently, there's been talk about increased taxes and tighter/looser compliance in certain regions, and as the expectations for deposits and withdrawals change, everyone's sentiment shrinks accordingly, making liquidity even thinner, and a sudden slip teaches a hard lesson. I just turned off the auto-trading script; I feel manual trading is better, at least every trade needs to be thought through: is this an opportunity, or am I just comforting myself? For now, that's it—wait until the water comes back.