These past couple of days, I can clearly feel that the market is a bit "dry," with orders so thin that it's ridiculous. Wanting to buy or sell requires more consideration; don't get carried away thinking you're just grabbing a bargain. When liquidity dries up, honestly, it's about surviving first and then talking about bottom-fishing: don't fully commit your position, don't stubbornly hold on, keep some bullets and an exit plan—it's more important than guessing the bottom.

AI agents, automated trading, these narratives are also quite popular, but right now I'm more concerned about who is genuinely focused on safety, and who is just packaging on-chain interactions as "automatic profit-making." Sometimes it's not that the direction is wrong, but slippage and various small pitfalls wear out people's patience... Anyway, I'll slow down first, endure this period, and then see.