My phone just popped up several notifications about "Someone's address large transfer," with a bunch of red dots, making me itch to jump in and buy the dip... But honestly, once liquidity dries up, the market becomes as fragile as paper. You might think you're picking up a bargain, but it could just be the spread someone else is dumping on.

Recently, everyone has been watching the exchange's hot and cold wallets for "smart money" movements. I also glance at them, but I don't dare to claim it's a divine decree. For someone like me who just likes to make a quick buck, surviving first is more important: keep your position light, withdraw when you can, and don't go all-in on interactions. Don't open new accounts recklessly before understanding the witch rules. Wait until the market shows some signs of life before talking about bottom-fishing. Rushing in now could easily wipe you out.