These days, monitoring on-chain addresses has made my eyes sore. The most intuitive feeling isn't that someone is bottom-fishing, but that the order book is thinning out, slippage is increasing, and many accounts have simply stopped moving. When liquidity dries up, all the talk about "picking up bargains at low prices" sounds brave, but in reality, stepping in might make it hard to find an exit. Anyway, I’ll first tighten up leverage and tidy up small, chaotic positions.

Honestly, during times like these, it's more important to survive first and talk about bottom-fishing later: keep positions smaller, buy in batches more slowly, leave enough gas and stablecoins, and don’t mistake "looking cheap" for safety. The cycle of inflation + studio wash trading + spiraling coin prices in on-chain games leads to liquidity dying first, and by the time you realize it, all you’re left with is a mess. I can't guarantee I won't misjudge the situation, but at least I won't make one big mistake that gets me out of the game.