The recent market situation feels extremely "dry," with order books so thin they’re like paper, a single needle could pierce through. Honestly, at this point, the priority is to survive, not rushing to buy the dip to prove oneself. On the L2 side, people are still comparing TPS, fees, and subsidies, making a lot of noise, but when liquidity dries up, even the smoothest experience can't prevent slippage from confusing traders.

I just checked on-chain, and one pool’s depth has dropped to an absurd level. The quotes from the router differ by almost half, and what was fine a second ago suddenly shows “price impact too high.” My current approach is pretty boring: do less, wait more, and carefully review every step of signing, especially those links for “claiming subsidies/migrating/airdrops,” which are almost certainly fishing for you. It’s okay to slow down; after all, only by surviving can there be a next opportunity.