These past couple of days, the feeling of "no volume" in the market is quite obvious. To put it simply, liquidity has dried up, and trying to bottom fish can easily turn into catching a flying knife.

Just survive: don't force leverage, don't overestimate the withdrawal channels, because when it really comes time to sell, slippage can crush people's mentality.

By the way, I'm also watching the sentiment before and after the upgrade/maintenance of that mainstream public chain. Everyone's guessing whether the ecosystem projects will migrate… I think putting migration aside for now, the key is the details like bridges, trading pairs, and market depth — those are the real factors determining "whether it can run."

It's like comparing to a heavy rain — whether you stockpile vegetables before it rains isn't important. What's important is whether the elevator will stop, whether the convenience store downstairs is open — if the infrastructure malfunctions, no one should talk about "picking up bargains" first; it's better to clearly define the safety boundaries first.