The biggest feeling from watching the market these days isn't "how much did it fall," but rather that liquidity is a bit dry: thin order books, large slippage, any small move can easily kick you into a trap. To put it simply, during times like these, it's better to survive first and talk about bottom fishing later. I’d rather earn less than get caught in the most crowded exit and get squeezed out.

Aren't those on-chain data tools/tags also being criticized lately for lagging behind or even misleading? I now treat them as "weather forecasts for reference," not as navigation. If I really need to act, I’ll set smaller targets: smaller positions, slower batch entries, tighter stop-losses. This way, I can stick to it better and avoid a panic sell that crashes my mood. For now, this is the plan—wait until the water comes back.