Lately, the feeling of "no one answering even if it crashes" has returned to the market.

Liquidity dries up, and slippage can wear down people's patience.
To put it simply, at this time, it's better to survive first and not rush to be a hero by bottom fishing: I will split orders into smaller parts, preferring to eat less rather than chase after those seemingly attractive depth orders;
also, reduce your position size and keep some bullets in reserve—it's more important than guessing the bottom.
Recently, there's been talk about increasing taxes and tightening regulations in certain regions, then loosening them again, causing deposit and withdrawal expectations to fluctuate, making the market mood more prone to sudden acceleration and braking...
I'm planning for the worst-case scenario anyway.
Staring at the screen for too long makes my eyes sore, my neck stiff, and I feel my body reminding me not to push too hard.
That's all for now.