The order book has been ridiculously thin these days, there seem to be quite a few orders, but as soon as you trade, the slippage skyrockets. Honestly, it’s just liquidity pretending to be dead. Don’t always think about “bottom fishing”; when liquidity dries up, you might not even be able to stop your losses. Focus on surviving first, then talk about dreams... I’m now splitting my positions into smaller parts, willing to earn less rather than get pierced by a single needle.

Additionally, in the community, there’s a heated debate about the compliance boundaries of privacy coins/mixing coins. I don’t take sides; as soon as there’s any wind of trouble, liquidity will run first, and the ones who get hit last are the secondary buyers. If you really want to participate, think through the path clearly—don’t get stuck with deposit/withdrawal issues or on-chain transfer problems and then stubbornly hold on.

I’ll go ahead and reset the depth and slippage thresholds for my commonly traded pairs first. That’s all for now.