These days, looking on the chain feels a bit chilling. When the depth isn't enough, so-called "bottom fishing" often just means finding an excuse to enter the market. When liquidity dries up, all that’s left are slippage, forced liquidations, and sudden drops like pulling the plug. Surviving first is more important: keep your position smaller, avoid leverage if possible, don’t treat "faith" as risk control.

And also, there’s talk outside about certain regions increasing taxes, tightening or loosening compliance—basically, these have a big impact on deposit and withdrawal expectations. When sentiment tightens, everyone is even less willing to place orders and provide liquidity. Anyway, I prefer to wait now—wait until trading resumes and on-chain funds dare to move… Even if it’s slower, that’s fine, at least don’t die in the illusion of "just a little more and it will rebound."