Recently, with this wave of liquidity drying up, the market's sense of "emptiness" is quite obvious, with order books so thin they look like fog inside a glass dome, and hands reaching to buy the dip are easily taught a lesson by slippage. The community is also arguing that funding rates are extreme—whether it's a reversal or just more bubble squeezing... I’m just someone who observes the star map slowly; honestly, surviving first is more important. Don't hold onto positions stubbornly, avoid using leverage if possible, and if you really want to buy in, do it in several rounds, leave enough bullets, and don't use up all your oxygen at once. I will still watch the technical progress—things like modularization and data availability haven't changed—it's just that when market noise is too loud, first keep your heartbeat steady; anyway, opportunities never just last one night.