These days, when the market has no volume, many people get itchy and want to "pick up bargains."

But it turns out that the real bargain is when you buy in and can't sell out...
Honestly, when liquidity dries up, the first thing to think about is how to survive before talking about bottom fishing.
Small funds shouldn't try to tough it out either; I usually split it into several parts: one part kept idle as an oxygen tank, one part used for small trial trades, and the rest would rather stay empty, waiting for the sentiment to return.
When memes and celebrities shout a few words, attention shifts, and newcomers are most likely to rush in and take the final baton.
Veteran players can't even persuade them, which is both funny and frustrating.
Anyway, now I see words like "about to take off," I just turn off the feed first—saving your life is more important than proving yourself.