These days, I’m more focused on the direction of interest rates when analyzing the market. It feels like a faucet; tightening it immediately cools everyone’s risk appetite. No matter how lively the on-chain activity is, it will first turn into a matter of “can we survive first” in terms of position management. To put it simply, I’d rather have smaller positions now but execute the rules perfectly: reduce when needed, go short when appropriate, and don’t fight the market sentiment.



Additionally, hardware wallets are all out of stock, yet phishing links are on the rise… The more these situations occur, the more they test basic skills. I treat myself as a beginner, double-checking addresses and domain names each time—troublesome but reassuring. Anyway, the market will always present opportunities when they come, so better not to reach into the wrong place… Are you guys leaning more toward increasing cash reserves recently, or continuing to hold and wait?
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