The most intuitive feeling from watching the market these past few days is: liquidity is really shrinking, the order book is as thin as paper, and any small breeze or disturbance can sweep it clean. To put it simply, at this time, don’t think about “buying the dip to take off,” it’s more important to keep yourself in the game, don’t hold your position too tightly, don’t treat margin as faith, take partial profits if possible, trade less if you can, surviving is more reliable than guessing the top or bottom correctly.

Especially now, attention is once again focused on Meme coins and celebrity shoutouts. It’s lively, but I really believe in the old player’s saying “don’t take the last baton”… I’m not a saint either, sometimes I see the momentum and get itchy, but thinking about slippage and liquidity, jumping in at that moment is already paying tuition.

Anyway, my small goal is one thing: to survive first. When the water level comes back and on-chain transactions no longer slip, then it’s not too late to talk about bottom-fishing. Survive first, only then will there be options.