Recently, when liquidity is pulled, the market looks like a library with the power out—books are there but can't be moved… I’m not in a rush to buy the dip right now; first, let’s clarify the page of “surviving”: tier your positions, keep cash on hand, put the ones that can be withdrawn at any time at the front, and treat locked-in positions as gone—don’t expect them to rescue you. To put it plainly, the market’s harshest moment isn’t the decline itself, but when you want to sell but can’t, or slippage eats up your gains. People are still talking about rate cut expectations, the dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together—after hearing that, I think it’s better not to be overconfident too early. First, turn down leverage and borrowing; even if APY looks attractive, you need to confirm where the exit is. Anyway, I’d rather earn less than get stuck when it’s most critical to withdraw.