The most obvious thing in the market these days is not the rise or fall, but "no one is willing to buy." The order book is so thin that a single small order can create a gap in the price, and at this point, people are still thinking about bottom fishing. Honestly, it's just a struggle with liquidity.

My only principle now is: survive first. Don't hold on to positions stubbornly, don't love leverage too much, withdraw some if you can, keep some bullets and patience. When trading volume returns and the market sentiment is less tense, it's not too late to pick up bargains slowly.

Additionally, seeing new L1/L2 projects offering incentives to boost TVL, veteran users in the group complain about "mining, selling," but I think it's quite realistic—funds come in quickly and go out just as fast. Don't mistake short-term excitement for a bottom. First, open your umbrella; when it really rains, then talk.