Actually, everyone understands that when liquidity dries up, the courage to buy the dip can easily turn into "self-congratulation for catching a falling knife."

These days, I've been watching a few pools, which are so thin that they are like paper; a single slippage can teach you a lesson...
So I’d rather reduce my position first, place fewer orders, keep some bullets, and wait until the market can breathe before acting.
Additionally, the community is still arguing whether privacy coins/mixing coins are considered to be crossing the compliance line.
Honestly, everyone has their own stance. I don’t take sides either; I just don’t want to move funds around at such times.
In case something unexpected happens, I might not even be able to escape.
First, survive; if there’s a real opportunity, then buy the dip.