These days, liquidity has dried up, and the market looks like it's been vacuumed clean. It turns out that the word "bottom fishing" sounds passionate, but in reality, it’s more like just inviting trouble for oneself. To put it simply, during these times, the priority is to survive: reduce positions, diversify across several chains to serve as tentacles for self-protection, and for new protocols, only try them once with a hot wallet. If something really goes wrong, consider it tuition fees.

Why do I, as an experienced trader, feel itchy? Actually, it's because I'm afraid of missing out—seeing others talk about modularization and DeFi layer narratives with excitement, developers are thrilled like it's New Year’s, and I, as a user, am confused and worried, "Am I falling behind again?" So I just want to click around and buy a little, to feel involved. Anyway, I’ve set a rule for myself: only positions I can sleep peacefully with are true positions; those that keep me awake are just gambling. That’s how I’ll start.