The recent market situation feels quite obvious—things look okay on the surface, but trading volume hasn't kept up. Liquidity dries up, and prices feel like they're walking on thin ice; a small slip and there's no one to catch the fall. Honestly, at times like this, I’d rather earn a little less and focus on managing my positions and cash flow first, survive first, then talk about bottom-fishing. Otherwise, you end up being forced into long-term holding just from constantly buying the dip.

Outside, people are still discussing incentives for testnets, expectations for points, and guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens... I get itchy too, but when it comes to putting real money on the line, I have to ask myself: is this a strategic move or just emotional hype? Anyway, I stick to my old approach—low leverage, slow accumulation, and endure as long as I can.

What I fear most isn’t slow progress, but chaos—once things get messy, it’s easy to chase rallies and sell in panic, and in the end, you can’t even tell what you’re doing anymore. That’s all for now.