Lately, the feeling of "liquidity drying up" in the market has returned again, with orders so thin they look like paper, trying to buy the dip but ending up turning yourself into the bottom... Frankly, the most important thing during times like this is to survive first, don't hold your position too tightly, split your orders if possible, and keep some cash/stablecoins as oxygen. The macro side is also arguing about expectations of interest rate cuts, the dollar index, and why risk assets are rising and falling together—I’m too lazy to draw conclusions. Anyway, once this correlation gets tangled, the ones who suffer first are often leverage and impulsiveness. I just had a hiccup on the chain operation a moment ago, with my wallet constantly refreshing/retrying, waiting in line for confirmation—those few minutes really can cure the "itchy hands"... For now, let’s leave it at that; once liquidity returns, it’s not too late to talk about buying the dip.