Recently, the feeling of "order books as thin as paper" has returned to the market again.

Liquidity dries up quickly, and trying to buy the dip can easily turn into catching a falling knife.
Honestly, it's more about surviving first and then talking about buying the dip.
I'm now more concerned about whether my position can withstand fluctuations, whether deposits and withdrawals are smooth, and whether I keep some cash on hand to breathe.
Seeing hardware wallets out of stock is quite real; everyone finally realizes that security is not just a slogan.
But phishing links are also on the rise; the more panicked you are, the easier it is to click the wrong thing.
Don't send your assets to others just because you're in a hurry to operate.
Anyway, at this stage, I'd rather miss a few rebounds than gamble at the most vulnerable moment...
What about you?