The feeling of "no volume but still pushing hard and smashing" on the market these days is quite obvious, liquidity dries up, and bottom-fishing sounds very exciting, but in reality, it's just using your own account as a stress test... I now mostly avoid the "game of the brave," and have lowered both my positions and targets. It's only meaningful to survive until the next opportunity.

Especially with cross-chain bridges being hacked again, and oracle errors causing sudden price spikes, everyone has now learned to "wait for confirmation"—to be clear, it's not cowardice, but knowing that the system will produce strange prices. My approach is very simple: I'd rather earn less than leverage up in uncertain situations, keep the drawdowns under control, and avoid impulsive actions. When the targets are smaller, it's easier to stick to the plan, at least during reviews, I won't be left with a face full of questions.