The biggest feeling from watching the market these past two days is not "the opportunity has arrived," but rather that when liquidity is pulled out, many so-called bottom-fishing attempts are like picking up coins in a dark room, and what you pick up are blades. To put it plainly, survive first: don't hold your position stubbornly, reduce when you can, better to miss out than be forced to sell at the worst point.

Additionally, the on-chain data tools and tagging systems haven't been long criticized for lagging, and I also feel strongly about this... Changing tags, rerouting paths, it looks like "smart money is entering," but it might actually be leading you into a trap. Anyway, I now trust my own approach more: read the permission pop-ups carefully, read the signature content thoroughly, and only authorize if it’s worth it, even if it’s slower. No matter how exciting the market gets, if security collapses, it’s all zeroed out. That’s how I see it for now.