The biggest feeling I've had from watching the market these days is: once liquidity dries up, all the "bottom-fishing faith" has to step aside... The order book is as thin as paper, and when slippage occurs, no matter how beautiful the parameters are written, they can't save me. To put it simply, I'm now more concerned with surviving first: reducing positions, making orders more conservative, preferring to earn less than get pierced by a needle. Then I see new L1/L2 projects offering incentives to boost TVL, and old users complaining "mining, selling," I can really empathize with that. Anyway, money comes quickly and leaves just as fast, and before liquidity returns, I really don't dare to see myself as a hero. Let's wait until the market is willing to provide depth before talking about bottom-fishing again, for now, that's it.