Lately, it feels like "everyone has left" when watching the market, liquidity has dried up, and prices are easily pushed over by a gentle nudge, with order books being ridiculously thin. Frankly, trying to bottom fish at this point is quite a luxury; it's better to get your position to a survivable level first: don't go all-in, don't hold on stubbornly, and don't expect a V-shaped recovery to save you.

Additionally, people now love to interpret ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto price movements together. I also watch these, but mostly as a sentiment thermometer... They can explain "why people are willing to chase / unwilling to buy," but they don't give you a definitive buy point. Anyway, I first compile the narratives I can see and on-chain data into a chart, and wait for the market to find its own direction. That's it for now.