Liquidity dries up, and the first thing to be truly harvested is not "misreading the direction," but running out of bullets and toughing it out. The more this happens, the less you should rush to buy the dip; first, organize your positions, leverage, and deposit/withdrawal channels. Surviving is more important than anything else. I see people in the group still talking about cross-chain bridge hacks, worried about switching chains; plus, oracles sometimes glitch, and everyone huddles to "wait for confirmation," which is actually just fear of being the last one to take the loss. Anyway, I’m still the same: keep dollar-cost averaging but slow down, keep some cash, write a few more notes, and when emotions run high, just close the app... for now.