The recent market feels very obvious—"no volume, just heavy pulling/hammering"—liquidity dries up quickly, and so-called bottom-fishing often just means catching flying knives. To put it simply, survive first, then talk about bottom-fishing. My approach remains the same: don't max out your positions, take it slow in batches, keep some bullets, so you can rebalance if it drops, and not chase after gains if it rises.

In the group, there's again debate about privacy coins and mixing coins—whether they cross the line or not. When it comes to compliance boundaries, it often leads to tearing apart... I don't take sides either. Anyway, when the market tightens, those who get liquidated first are usually not "opinions," but positions and leverage. The positions I can sleep soundly with are my real positions. That's all for now.