Today, that feeling of "lack of depth" in the market is back again, with thin order books, and any random sell-off makes you doubt life. I used to be stubborn, seeing a dip and wanting to buy the bottom to turn things around, but the more I bought, the more passive I became. Honestly, it’s just stubbornness plus greed.

These days, the group is again talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various rumors of "losing the peg," and my heart trembles when I see my phone, and my hands itch. Later, I thought about it—when liquidity dries up, don’t try to reason with the market; survive first, then talk about buying the dip: reduce your position, cut leverage first, better to miss out than get blown up by a single spike. Anyway, I’m like instant noodles with extra toppings—one hot bite is enough, so for now, that’s how I’ll go.