These past few days, when the market dips, the most annoying thing isn't the drop itself, but the sudden disappearance of liquidity: slippage so large it makes you doubt life, placing orders feels like throwing stones into the sea. Honestly, at times like this, don't think about "bottom fishing and becoming a legend," focus on surviving first, keep your position smaller, reduce leverage, and if possible, split your orders into batches—better to miss out than get pierced by a single needle.

I myself honestly tighten the risk control thresholds on my scripts, prioritize checking if the pool can be withdrawn from at any time, and whether the contract has any strange permissions. Whether I make a profit or not is another matter; don’t get stuck inside and unable to exit. Recently, there’s been talk of some regions increasing taxes, tightening or loosening compliance, which changes deposit and withdrawal expectations. Everyone’s hands are tightening even more, liquidity just disappears when it’s gone, it’s quite realistic… That’s it for now, how about you?