Lately, watching the market at night, the scariest thing isn't the drop, but the sudden thinning of the order book— that "no one is there" feeling... When liquidity dries up, bottom fishing sounds brave, but it's actually more like gambling. To put it simply, survive first: keep your position smaller, avoid full leverage, better to earn less than get wiped out by a single needle.

I just checked on-chain data, and at 03:17 late at night, a certain pool had three consecutive liquidations that pushed the price through, liquidation orders flooded the screen like a waterfall, gas fees suddenly spiked, and MEV bots snapped up the opportunities. Thinking about how a few days ago the cross-chain bridge had issues again, and oracles reported outrageous prices, everyone rushing to "wait for confirmation," there's really no need to hard push at this moment.

My current thought is just one sentence: withdraw what you can, wait if you can, the market will give a second chance, but life won't.